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Project Manager / Senior Architect with 17+ years of professional experience in architecture
Expertise in Multifamily Housing, Hospitality, Restaurant Design, Retail, Healthcare, Interior Architecture
Licensed architect, LEED Accredited Professional, AIA Member, NCARB certified
M. Arch. from Princeton University, 2001
B.S. in Arch. from University of Virginia, 1998
Relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area in Late 2014 to be closer to family
Friends of Alameda Animal Shelter (FAAS), Alameda, CA, Volunteer / Dogwalker & Silent Auction Committee Member
ignition architecture, San Francisco, CA & Alameda, CA, Consulting Architect & Project Manager
Beth Nelson, Architect, Alameda, CA, Owner & Freelance Architect
Noll & Tam Architects, Berkeley, CA, US, Senior Project Manager / Senior Architect
Edgewood Foundation, Edgewood, PA, US, Board Member & Webmaster
Community Design Center of Pittsburgh (CDCP), Pittsburgh, PA, US, Volunteer / Design Consultant
Desmone & Associates Architects, Pittsburgh, PA, US, Project Manager / Senior Architect
The Hillier Group, Princeton, NJ, US, Project Planner / Architectural Assistant to Principal-in-Charge
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, US, Bachelors, B.S. in Architecture
Certificate of Merit, Interior Architecture, Andy Warhol Museum Renovations, AIA Pittsburgh, Award
Pittsburgh's 50 Finest, 2012, Award
Pittsburgh’s 50 Finest are 50 of the city’s most accomplished and eligible men and women. These outstanding professionals are selected on the basis of their activity in the community and success in their careers.
Personally raised over $8,600 towards the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation over a 4-month period. This exceeded the goal set by the organization of $2,500/person.
The 2012 class of Pittsburgh's 50 Finest has raised more money for CFF than any other Finest class in the country... ever. Grand total was over $300,000.
2011 Peoples' Choice Award, Pittsburgh Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. (AIA), Award
The People’s Choice Award presented by AIA Pittsburgh provides the public the opportunity to vote for a favorite design project by visiting the Design Pittsburgh online exhibit.
One award is presented per year.
Design projects eligible for the 2011 People’s Choice Award are for design submissions in the Architecture, Historic Preservation, and Interior Architecture categories. Votes are collected on the Design Pittsburgh website and tallied by AIA Pittsburgh. The winning design is determined by popular votes cast and announced at the Design Awards Ceremony.
