I joined RAMSA in 2007 and have contributed to the design and management of institutional and residential projects. I’m currently project architect/ project manager of a 8 unit traditional shingle style multi-family residential development in Greenwich, Connecticut and project manager of a mixed-use development in Charleston, South Carolina. Throughout my employment, I have contributed to the design of 520 Park Avenue, a top-end residential building on New York City’s Upper East Side; Courier Square, a mixed-use development in Charleston, South Carolina; the Houses at Greenwich Armory in Greenwich, Connecticut; apartments in New York City and Los Angeles; and private residences in Southampton, New York, and Martha's Vineyard. My institutional experience includes the LEED Gold Bavaro Hall for the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia; the Fitness and Aquatics Center at Brown University; the restoration and expansion of Ozark Hall at the University of Arkansas; the expansion of the McCann Center, the gymnasium at Marist College; the Hancock Center, home to the Marist College School of Computer Science and Math; and the Hong Kong Golf & Tennis Academy. I have also worked on a master plan and additions and renovations to an historic resort hotel in coastal Maryland.

Prior to joining the firm, I worked with Cooper Carry of New York City.  I have my 5 year Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Miami, I’m a Licensed Architect in the state of New York with 13 years of experience, and I’m a LEED Green Associate.

My day-to-day responsibilities include designing and management through all phases of design, which include but are not limited to; managing design staff, scheduling, running project meetings with client and subs, developing client and subcontractor contracts, and creating meeting minutes.

I’m proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, AutoCAD, Adobe Suite, Sketchup, Blue beam, Newforma, Procore and have limited experience with Revit.