Philip is a partner and director of the Regen Colab with Little Diversified Architectural Consulting. Philip specializes in integrated projects that strive toward regenerative outcomes; project that strive to delicately intervene in the natural ecosystems within which each project exists. Philip’s experience over the past two decades has been deeply rooted in the design of high-performance, zero-energy, regenerative environments that are focused on the health and well-being of the building occupants, bioregions and social communities they are embedded within. He has served as a project architect on three net-zero energy elementary schools, two of which have won the COTE Top Ten award( Discovery Elementary and Alice West Fleet Elementary) and others including NeoCity Academy, Florida’s first zero energy school as well as the architectural project lead for the 4Roots Regenerative Agriculture campus that is currently being constructed to achieve a net-positive carbon status. Philip is currently a member of the Florida State AIA advisory council on Resilient Design, the Green Energy Taskforce for Miami-Dade County Public schools as well as a member of the Orange County Sustainability and Resiliency Committee. Philip has also served as the associate chair for the Virginia State AIA as well as the Central Virginia chapter of the AIA where, in both positions, he helped found and foster a statewide mentoring program for rising architectural interns. Over the past several years Philip has served as a technical peer reviewer for the Advanced Energy Design Guide for K-12 Schools: Achieving Zero Energy as well as a book reviewer for the USGBC’s Center for Green Schools. Philip has spoken at national and international conferences about high-performance, zero energy, resilient design.