I instruct several design courses within the Austin Community College System, prioritizing student engagement and facilitating mentorship opportunities through diverse projects and design competitions. I've had the privilege of influencing and developing content for the Continuing Education program, supporting the TAMU (Texas A&M University) pipeline, and contributing to ACC certificate programs. This involvement extends to upholding the principles, design criteria, systems, and input within the master planning and programs offered at ACC.

Founder/ Creative Director of ART FEEN- /ärt/fēēn/An architectural design and public arts collective deep in the heart of Texas. As a result of touristic desire and the artistic craving for experiential design, ART FEEN, founded in 2013, has been able to service individual brands and communities by creating and amplifying unique spaces at the intersection of art and architecture. ART FEEN provides several services that range from small businesses to corporate design, public art, graphic design, and 3D visualizations. As a creative think tank, ART FEEN has built a network of industry professionals, cultural trailblazers, artists, and investors who align with the creative mission of defining and fulfilling one’s arts and heart’s desire.Project Types: - Public Art- Commercial Development- Civic - Aviation- Retail - Residential - Parks & Recreation56 successful projects completed and counting! www.artfeen.com

BM Technologies, led by Brittany as Vice President, is a pioneering technology company offering comprehensive design, FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment), audiovisual, project management, and technological services. With a 20 year track record of success, BM Technologies has completed projects with both international and domestic airlines, showcasing their expertise and commitment to excellence. As a government-contracted MBE (Minority Business Enterprise) and HUB (Historically Underutilized Business) Certified firm, BM Technologies is well-equipped to meet the diverse needs of its clients. Founded on a family's dedication to generational knowledge and advancement within the technology sector, BM Technologies continues to serve aviation and commercial developments throughout Texas.

As Vice President of HNOMA (Houston Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects), I've led transformative efforts both personally and professionally. Leveraging my expertise in journalism, marketing, and brand strategy, I've strengthened the HNOMA brand and facilitated valuable sponsorship, partnership, and membership opportunities. Alongside HNOMA's organized events and networking initiatives, these endeavors have fostered lifelong connections and spurred economic partnerships across professional and allied industries, contributing to the growth and prosperity of our community.

As the Texas Development Lead for Moody Nolan, I am entrusted with the pivotal responsibility of spearheading our development initiatives within the vibrant landscape of Texas. My role encompasses a multifaceted approach aimed at fostering robust relationships, devising sound financial strategies, and cultivating fruitful partnerships in design projects. To achieve these objectives, I engage in proactive outreach efforts to key stakeholders, leveraging networking opportunities to expand our presence and influence in the region. Collaborating closely with internal teams and external partners, I strategize the allocation of resources and investments to optimize project outcomes while ensuring fiscal prudence. Furthermore, I prioritize open communication and transparency in all interactions, establishing trust and rapport essential for sustained collaboration and mutual success. Through diligent effort and strategic foresight, I strive to position Moody Nolan as a trusted partner and a driving force for innovation and excellence in Texas's Development Market.- Building development teams/partners- Pairing finaicial partners for users,owners, and designers- Preparing RFP Support and Strategy- Site Identification and Pre-development Support- Market Analysis & Feasibility Studies- Project Planning & Design- Master Planning and HBCU Support- Regulatory Compliance & Permitting- Marketing Support to assist in selling/promoting the project - Property & Facilities Management SupportProjects:- McGregor Park Revitalization (Partnership with HOOD Design Studio)- Block 16 & 18 Development (Austin's African American District & Student Housing for Huston Tillotson University) https://www.austinedc.org/16and18

As a Project Manager for Moody Nolan, I've embraced a dynamic role where strategy, entrepreneurship, and implementation serve as the cornerstones of my success. From the outset, I've championed innovative approaches and entrepreneurial thinking to drive project excellence and client satisfaction. Through strategic planning and agile decision-making, I've navigated complex challenges with resilience and resourcefulness, ensuring project objectives are met efficiently and effectively. My journey across unconventional positions within the AEC industry has endowed me with a unique perspective and a breadth of experience that positions me as a leader and innovator. By spearheading initiatives centered around education, community engagement, and brand strategies, I've not only enhanced my personal reputation but also fostered meaningful connections with stakeholders and communities. My commitment to pushing boundaries and embracing innovation has been instrumental in shaping my success and establishing my position as a trailblazer in the industry.- Project Planning- Client Communication - Team Coordination- Scope Management - Resource Management - Risk Management - Quality Assurance- Contract Administration- Construction Administration - Documentation & Reporting - Problem Solving - Continuous Improvement

The transition from a project coordinator to a senior project coordinator position marks a significant milestone in my career journey. Leveraging my extensive experience within the aviation industry prior to joining the team, I seized the opportunity to showcase leadership within the Texas Airport systems. Drawing upon my background, I demonstrated effectiveness in managing and collaborating on projects of varying complexities. Notably, while working on the DFW Airport Systems partnership with Merchant Aviation, I spearheaded the delivery, management, and collaboration efforts for Texas's first modular airport terminal for American Airlines. This early success underscored my ability to navigate intricate projects and deliver exceptional results, ultimately propelling me into the role of a senior project coordinator.(DFW) Dallas Fort Worth Airport- Moody Nolan- (Function PM)- Utility Project Manager/lead for all DFW coordination and design implementation - Garage and Roadway DFW Project Manager- Provide insight and graphic representation for consultant and owner questions- Collaborate with DFW and shareholders on conceptual design and master planning efforts- Q/A Q/C reviews and identify potential risk - Owner's Rep for DFW Airport Systems in partnership with Merchant Avaiation

After fostering a strong desire to contribute to the expansion and progress of the Moody Nolan Dallas office, I made the deliberate choice to transition from the public sector back into the private sector. This decision was driven by my goal to support and cultivate the office's growth while aligning with a firm that shares my values and entrepreneurial principles. Assuming the role of project coordinator served as my re-entry point into the private sector, enabling me to immerse myself once again in a professional environment that resonated with my ethos. Relocating from Austin, Texas to Dallas, Texas, I embraced the challenge of developing strategic initiatives and streamlining processes. Drawing upon my previous work experience and a robust portfolio of completed projects, I utilized these as a catalyst for expansion. This transition period allowed me to focus on adapting to my new role, formulating growth strategies for the Dallas office, and balancing entrepreneurship with managing my design company alongside my responsibilities at Moody Nolan. Through this journey, my aim was to make meaningful contributions to the firm's goals while nurturing my entrepreneurial spirit and fostering personal and professional development.(DFW) Dallas Fort Worth Airport- Moody Nolan- Utility Project Manager/lead for all DFW coordination and design implementation - Garage and Roadway DFW coordination and design implementation (Planning Stage) - Provide insight and graphic representation for consultant and owner questions- Collaborate with DFW and shareholders on conceptual design and master planning efforts

As a Senior Architectural Associate at the Travis County Planning, Design, and Construction Department, I oversaw a diverse array of responsibilities encompassing both design and project management aspects across a multitude of renovation and ground-up projects. This included tasks such as managing budgets, estimating project costs, and portfolio management. Operating within the department's PDC Division, our primary focus was on delivering comprehensive project management and interdisciplinary professional services, which involved various tasks such as developing facilities master plans, conducting budget assessments, and evaluating emergency facilities needs. Additionally, I conducted building due diligence inspections, managed facilities drawings and specifications archives, and provided collaborative technical support to the Maintenance and Repair Division. Throughout my tenure, I collaborated closely with user departments and project team members to ensure successful project outcomes from initial concept development to the transition phase. My contributions in this role significantly impacted the improvement and maintenance of public facilities, ensuring they met the needs of Travis County residents effectively and efficiently.Moreover, I was honored by Commissioner Daugherty and recognized via an Official County Commissioner Letter of Recommendation for my significant contributions to the PDC department and in support of my career trajectory.

Serving as an Architectural Associate for Travis County has been a rewarding experience, driven by a commitment to public service, social justice, and community development. Being vocal at commissioners court meetings has been instrumental in advocating for the needs of the community and ensuring transparency in decision-making. Successfully leading the design, permitting, and construction of various projects throughout Travis County has contributed to enhancing public spaces and services for residents. Recognizing the importance of the judicial system, I am dedicated to contributing to the list of institutional designers seeking to make a positive impact and serve the taxpayers of Travis County in the city of Austin, Texas.

Under my ART FEEN brand, I was hired as a freelance published journalist; my focus was centered on architectural projects and experiences within the AEC (Architectural, Engineering, and Construction) industry. One notable assignment involved interviewing Moody Nolan, a renowned architectural firm. This opportunity provided me with valuable insights into the firm's completed projects, history, and guiding principles. Armed with puzzling questions, I delved deep into their work and philosophy. The resulting piece was published in Rice Design Alliance's Cite Magazine and later adapted for publication in the Houston Chronicle.As a result of my successful engagement with Moody Nolan through the published piece, I was approached to apply for a position within the firm. This opportunity marked a significant transition in my career, as I moved from being a project manager within the public sector to assuming a similar role within the private sector at Moody Nolan. Recognizing the potential for growth and alignment with my professional aspirations, I accepted the available position and embarked on a new chapter in my career journey.

Continuing my dedication and employment at the YMCA has been paramount to my professional growth and personal fulfillment. Since my youth, I have been actively involved with the organization, spending many summers engaging with its programs. In my role, I not only mentor and officiate basketball and volleyball leagues but also support the sports director in managing various tasks and day-to-day operations for additional staff. This hands-on involvement allows me to uplift and inspire both the youth and young-at-heart adults in our community while fostering meaningful connections and positive change.East Austin Location - Adult & YouthTownlake Austin Location - Youth

Working as a PARD Athletics Official & Program Assistant provided me with valuable insights into the inner workings of municipal organizations, particularly in the realm of Parks & Recreation. In this multifaceted role, I was responsible for organizing various members of the Parks & Rec team, overseeing maintenance, training, events, planning efforts, and refereeing. Through this experience, I gained a deeper understanding of how cities operate and the significant impact departments like PARD have on the development of our youth and adults through competitive sports and recreational wellness initiatives. Serving as a pivotal link between the community and municipal services, this role underscored the importance of fostering a healthy and active lifestyle for all members of our community.

Meeting my first mentor was a pivotal moment in my career journey, as it led to my hiring as an Architectural Design intern. Under his guidance, I received training in the private sector, where I gained a solid foundation in entrepreneurship and was fast-tracked in business management. Choosing to work in a small firm, I was aware that the educational process would be in-depth and provide a layered experience. My responsibilities as an intern included business development, schematic design, design development, construction documents, permitting, 3D modeling, and rendered presentations. Working alongside licensed professionals, I had "full-service" access to the intricacies of operating an A/E firm. Over the years, I managed a long list of personal clientele and underwent extensive mentorship. At just 21 years old, the owner recognized my contributions and made me a partner in the business. This role afforded me the opportunity to design, permit, and manage the construction of various projects. Remarkably, I completed my first designed and constructed project at the age of 19, marking a significant milestone in my career.

As a graduate researcher for Cooperative Extension within the Texas A&M System, I played an integral role in local community engagement efforts and events. Serving as a PVAMU CE Liaison, I conducted LEED Home assessments in alignment with USDA programming and grant requirements. The Cooperative Extension Program (CEP), established in 1914, operates through Prairie View A&M University Land Grant in partnership with federal, state, and local governments. CEP's mission is to address the needs of underserved Texans through educational opportunities, agriculture promotion, community strengthening, and youth leadership development. As part of this nationwide network, Cooperative Extension educators translate science for the public, engage communities, and prepare individuals for improved livelihoods. With programs spanning 55 counties and benefiting from 30,000 volunteers, CEP focuses on agriculture, youth development, community and economic development, and family and community health, making a significant impact on Texas communities.

My experience as a Field Engineer at Hensel Phelps Construction was instrumental in shaping my understanding of the construction industry. Armed with a degree in construction, I entered the field with a solid foundation that proved invaluable. Understanding how buildings are assembled, construction terminology, and construction practices was essential for effectively contributing to architectural detailing and constructability efforts.During my tenure, I played key roles in notable projects such as the US Military Fort Sam Barracks, the Southwest Airlines Terminal at Hobby Airport, and the Satellite Utility Plant for the City of Houston. As part of my responsibilities, I managed BIM models, collaborated with stakeholders on conceptual design and master planning efforts, and ensured seamless integration of roadways with new terminal constructions.Additionally, I obtained certifications in OSHA 30 and OSHA Trench & Excavation, further enhancing my expertise in safety and regulatory compliance. Noteworthy achievements include leading utility and roadway coordination and design implementation for the Satellite Utility Plant at Hobby Airport and managing BIM models for the Fort Sam Military Barracks.My role also involved field measurements, instrument layout, and management of construction operations, demonstrating my ability to oversee projects from inception to completion. Through my contributions, I actively participated in ensuring project success and upholding the highest standards of quality and safety.https://www.mysanantonio.com/business/local/article/Fort-Sam-building-pacts-awarded-847729.php