Matthew Tehan Email & Phone Number

Phoenix, AZ, US

Phoenix, Arizona, US

Detroit, MI, US

Project Architect (from March 2016)- Internal documentation lead (from concept design on) and construction administration point of contact, for the Heard Museum Grand Gallery Renovation in Phoenix, AZ and for the Fashion Institute of Technology B Lobby Renovation and the New York Institute of Technology Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation Center in.

New York, New York, US

Job Captain (July 2012 - August 2013)- Responsible for developing the design and construction document sets and working 3D model for interior fit-out of a 7,000 SF jewelry exchange and sales offi ce, and for managing external lighting, audiovisual and security consultants.- Collaborated with the principal-in-charge on design, plan layouts, material.

- Worked with the committee during planning stages of the competition to develop the brief and program.- Served as the committee liaison for website development prior to launch and was responsible for editing and updating the site after the competition started.

US

- Worked directly with the principal in crafting the design concept and written text for the presentation boards.- Worked with a team to develop the renovation strategy and solution for entry to the competition.

New York, NY, US

- Assisted with preparation and hosting of the International Contemporary Furniture Fair.- Contacted vendors for inclusion in the annual Design Guide and design firms for inclusion in the Giants List.

New York, NY, US

- Worked with a design-build team to draft the construction document set and to coordinate MEP and Structural drawings for a 138-unit residential building on Long Island.

Richmond, Virginia, US

- Involved in construction document phase of 790,000 SF production facility for Canon.- Helped develop preliminary designs for two medical office buildings each over 50,000 SF.

- Assisted in production of construction document sets and design packets for residential clients.- Worked in the field to document existing conditions for restoration and addition projects.