Caroline Bos brings a deep understanding of urban and regional planning to her role as Co-Founder and Principal Urban Planner of UNS, where she focuses on creating vibrant, sustainable urban ecosystems. With a background in Art History and Urban Planning, Caroline’s work bridges theory and practice, shaping cities where people, nature, infrastructure, and culture intersect. Caroline’s approach to urban design is human-centered and forward-thinking, addressing social, economic, and environmental challenges to create cities that adapt, thrive, and inspire. Through masterplans, urban frameworks, and identity-driven spaces, she ensures that cities honour their past while preparing for the future, all while supporting the people that live in them.

Alongside her practice, Caroline has taught at institutions such as Princeton University and the University of Melbourne, where she emphasises the integration of virtual and material organisation in architectural and urban works.