Danton has designed several buildings in the Philadelphia area. He has also worked on projects in California, Maryland, D.C., Virginia, New Jersey, Texas, Germany, and Tanzania. He has been a finalist in over a dozen international architecture competitions. His designs have won prizes such as "best community engagement" and "best craft." Danton's work has been published in Architecture + Design + Discourse (AeD Press) and most recently a book, entitled "The Love Tactic: 72 Hour Urban Action" (ARCH +). He also enjoys teaching architecture and has taught coursework at Williamson Free Trade School, CalPoly, Philadelphia University, and Jefferson University.Danton prides himself on his strong leadership abilities and strives to work hard in everything he does. He loves creating and loves being in a high energy and fun work environment. Danton particularly excels at conceptualization and the planning phase of design. While his strengths lie in programming, modeling, and visualization, he also brings ever growing experience in residential and commercial design and construction to the table. He strives to elegantly balance clients’ needs by anticipating concerns and maintaining an open dialogue among the client and the entire design and construction team.Interests:Danton’s vast experience with theater, film, and game design shapes his sense of interactivity in architecture. In college, he founded an award-winning theater group for which he continues to produce and perform in New York City and Philadelphia. He was a contributor to the first season of the Emmy Award winning series, “HitRecord on TV”. He has designed sets for theater and film, and has spoken on the topic of “gameful” architecture at DesignPhiladelphia among many other conventions.