Principal and Founder of an urban design, architecture, and town planning design studio focused on contextual infill and redevelopment, residential design, “missing middle” housing, and walkable neighborhoods and communities.

Project Manager, Project Architect, and Professional Planner for a wide range of projects, including new single-family homes and townhouses, historic restorations and residential renovations, mixed use and infill site planning.

Architectural project experience with LRK includes single family residential, townhouses, multifamily, new mixed use buildings and commercial center retrofitsPlanning project experience with LRK includes Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), Traditional Neighborhood Design (TND), Complete Streets design, form-based design standards, downtown planning, regional and corridor plans, public outreach/visioning, municipal master plans and plan reviewProject Manager and Lead Designer for on-call team with NJ TRANSIT’s Transit-Friendly Planning, Land Use, and Development Program Extensive Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) experience in the Northeast includes projects integrated with commuter rail, light rail, and busTown Architect for the award-winning Cherry Hill Village in Canton, Michigan since 2000, as well as several other communities around the country, coordinating the efforts of architects, builders, developers, and municipal officials, and providing design assistance and design review for these communitiesPrepared design guidelines, pattern books, and design codes for public and private-sector clients in places all across North AmericaSpeaking engagements include presentations at New Jersey APA Conference, TransAction Conference, and Association for the New Urbanism in PennsylvaniaGuest lecturer for several urban design classes and studios at the Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University

Architectural project experience with Historical Concepts included custom high-end single family homes and single family and townhouses in Traditional Neighborhood Developments (TND) around the Southeast in Classical and vernacular architectural stylesPlanning project experience with Historical Concepts included architectural and community design codes, pattern books, and TND site planningInvolved in design and documentation of homes in the ground-breaking New Urbanist communities such as Celebration, FL; Watercolor, FL; I’On, SC; and Newpoint in Beaufort, SC

Assisted in a web-based, interactive development code for Oxford, Mississippi, including zoning maps, bulk standard diagrams, street types, and subdivision regulationsCoordinated a multi-disciplinary studio and conducted urban design and GIS work for a commuter rail concept plan and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) along the Athens to Atlanta proposed rail corridorAssisted in the coordination of a series of lessons learned workshops with planning and design professionals who participated in the initial round of community plans in the Georgia Conservancy’s “Blueprints for Successful Communities” programAssisted in the preparation of a booklet on Smart Growth summarizing the findings of the initial round of community plans in the Georgia Conservancy’s “Blueprints for Successful Communities” program.