Keith has been both Project Manager and Designer for a variety of residential and complex commercial projects both large and small scale. Using his degree in Historic Preservation, he is proficient at navigating the complexities of budget constraints, historic accuracy, and quality of design for many historically significant projects. Most notably, some of his projects include the renovation and addition to St. John’s Cranmer Hall and the renovation of Tift, Lewis and Herring Halls at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College for University System of Georgia. He has worked on many ground-up commercial and corporate projects ranging in difficulty - from simple to very complex. Keith is continually educating himself in sustainable design practices and chooses to incorporate these practices in projects. In addition, he is engaged in regional conservation associations.