David has a unique background blending architecture and ecodesign with environmental economics and policy. He has a strong dedication to the belief that positive, often symbiotic, solutions exist to our environmental and economic issues, and looks for ways to apply this approach to design and policy.

David is an adjunct assistant professor at Parsons the New School for Design, teaching ecodesign in several departments. He is the author of Sustainable Design: A Critical Guide, published by Princeton Architectural Press. He speaks frequently to both professional and lay audiences.

Specialties: contemporary, sustainable (green) design; environmental/economic policy; lighting

• Expert in areas including green architecture and ecodesign as well as environmental economics and policy
• Can approach design and development from both esthetic and pragmatic points of view
• Experience in managing teams including staff and consultants as well as working independently
• Track record of forming and maintaining strong relationships with clients
• Capable of rapidly assimilating and resolving new situations and issues
• Exceptionally strong verbal and writing skills
• Published author, blogger, experienced speaker and educator
• Registered Architect (NYS), LEED AP