Jennifer L. Roberts

P.E., LEED-AP, Advisor

Jennifer Roberts is an Advisor to Greenstreet Ltd., an Indiana-based real estate development, brokerage and consulting firm. She is president of Elements Engineering, a civil engineering design firm focused on sustainable solutions for site development, drainage and land use issues. Elements Engineering, LLC is certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE) with the State of Indiana and the City of Indianapolis.

Since founding Elements Engineering, Jennifer’s professional practice has focused on developing innovative, cost-effective and environmentally responsible infrastructure solutions utilizing low impact development (LID) and green infrastructure systems for public and private sector clients. Her project experience includes urban neighborhood revitalization, mixed-use master planned communities, large-scale parks and open space, multi-family residential developments, downtown revitalization, education campuses, as well as green infrastructure standards and regulations.

Her recent engagements have included parking lot design for the new $1.2 billion Indianapolis International Airport (LEED-NC), new green infrastructure design and performance standards for the City of Indianapolis’ Office of Sustainability, and a green infrastructure master plan for Purdue University. Jennifer has worked on the design teams of several LEED-certified projects, including the Keep Indianapolis Beautiful Headquarters, which recently received LEED-NC Gold.

Jennifer has collaborated with Greenstreet on several projects, including urban revitalization plans for the Meadows and Saint Clair Place neighborhoods in Indianapolis. In Saint Clair Place, Elements Engineering is now engaged in the detailed infrastructure design for the City of Indianapolis Department of Public Works.

Jennifer is a frequent speaker on best practices in LID and green infrastructure design and engineering, and an advocate for sustainable solutions. She is a registered Professional Engineer in multiple states and a LEED-AP with the U.S. Green Building Council. She holds degrees in civil engineering from Vincennes University and Purdue University.