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Recent Projects Include:Project Design and Research: Virtual Reality Center, TXAssembly of Curator Package: BSA Boston Society of Architects, Boston, MAPhotography and Videography: Immerlit Design Studio, Cambridge, MAExhibition Design: Listen! Speak! Act! Exhibition, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NHPlease visit my website for details!www.saltieri.com

2017/2018: I have joined forces with urban designer and strategist Scott Burnham on the BSA's upcoming show, "NatureStructure," which plans to open in mid 2018. As lead exhibition designer, I will be responsible for all parts of the 2D and 3D design and graphic coordination, working with the BSA team to generate press, as well as coordination of the opening - scheduled for May of 2018.2015: I worked with Rob Trumbour and Aaron Willette of the design/research practice, Khôra, on the exhibition titled "Bigger than a Breadbox, Smaller than a Building." The show explored the power of architectural installations by featuring works by architects and designers who use this medium to test new technologies and building techniques, while executing pieces that are both sculptural and visually arresting. The exhibition presented more than 10 physical examples by an array of Boston-based and international designers. The opening reception for this exhibition was on June 17, 2015 at the BSA Space and was on display for 5 months.2013: I worked with urban designer and strategist Scott Burnham on his show, "Reprogramming the City," which opened in May of 2013. As an assistant designer, I was responsible for graphic design and printing coordination.

Active architectural photographer for the firm.Photographed projects include:St. Michael's Episcopal Church; Brattleboro, VT185 Kneeland Street: MassDOT; Boston, MAMartini Bandshell, Boston, MASudbury Modular Duplexes, Sudbury, MA

As a project manager, I was responsible for various phases of project development ranging from schematic design to construction administration on a variety of governmental, commercial and institutional projects. I helped to write specification language, prepare the delivery of construction documents, and design presentations for clients. I was involved in collaborative efforts for multiple RFP submissions and architectural competitions, and I coordinated the office's continuing education program and assisted with the upkeep of the website.

I led 4 counselors and 12 campers, grades 3-7, at a design/build summer camp called Aspiring Architects. I created the rigorous two-week curriculum and organized and designed both inside and outside workshop spaces at the Park School in Brookline, MA. Over the course of the two weeks, I taught campers about construction, tool use, as well as basic design principles, and then aided their design/build strategies for three to four lightweight structures. The structures made use of building materials such as wood strapping, bamboo, PVC, corrugated plastic, and colored trash bags. Connections were executed through the use of zip-ties, jute, and nails. At the end of the two weeks, the structures were displayed at the Park School, and we hosted a small opening event to showcase the work.http://summeratpark.org/main/program_detail/design-builders

I worked with strategist, creative director and writer, Scott Burnham, on the exhibition titled "Reprogramming the City: Opportunities for Urban Infrastructure." RTC showcased the ways in which the inherent infrastructure of a city can become redesigned or repurposed to serve alternate functions. The opening reception for this exhibition was on June 25, 2013 at the BSA Space in Boston, MA. The exhibition was on display until September 29, 2013. In October of 2014, RTC was invited to the Danish Architecture Center (DAC) in Copenhagen, DK, and is currently on display.

I helped to lead a small group in the production of Volumes II, III, and IV of this entirely student run publication. As VP and print manager of the publication, I led print production and assisted in the magazine's overall organization. I collaborated with other team members to help establish WAr's graphic identity, while simultaneously working with the funding for the magazine. I worked with a variety of departments and associations within the greater Wentworth community and coordinated with the Admissions Department to send out copies of the publication to prospective architecture candidates. I also helped to curate and organize the opening release at the Boston Society of Architects (BSA) Space in January 2013.