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Licensed Architect in the state of California. Architecture team lead & main point of contact for development of mixed use projects. Office standards development and policy review.Primary Tasks:-Interface with firm leadership to implement design intent-Interface with client representatives re: project status and design development-Lead coordination of and direct output of in-house project team and full consultant team for mixed use projects in the SD through CA phases.-Writing and evaluating work authorizations and RFPs for consultant services-Participate in firm leadership and policy meetings and assist with the development and codification of Revit and documentation standardsInvolved With:-Cal Poly San Luis Obispo's San Francisco Urban Design Program as a guest presenter and reviewer-Intra-office focus groups defining standards for best practice (Revit standards, construction administration procedures, etc)-Internal office BIM standards development and review teamBuilt Work:-706 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA (45 story, 146 unit condominium, November 2020)-240/288 Pacific, San Francisco, CA (7 story, 33 unit condominium, July 2018)-706 Mission Sales Office at 735 Market, Level 6 (half floorplate Tenant Improvement, March 2019)-Westbrook Offices at 735 Market, Level 6 (half floorplate Tenant Improvement July 2019)-Four Seasons Hotel Lobby Reception Desks Update (December 2018)Current Projects:-360 5th Street, San Francisco, CA (8 story, 127 unit apartment, July 2018-present), Site Permit through Construction Administration.-321 W 6th Street, Austin, TX, with partner Page Southerland Page (58-story, 369 unit apartment, ~119,000SF Office Net, 492 parking space, retail & lobbies mixed use tower, March 2021-present), Schematic Design through Construction Administration.-531 Bryant, San Francisco, CA. (5-story + roof deck boutique office core/shell ~38,000SF Office Net, July-October 2022). Construction Administration.

Licensed Architect in the state of California. Architecture team lead & main point of contact for development of mixed use projects.Primary Tasks:-Interface with firm leadership to implement design intent-Interface with client representatives re: project status and design development-Lead coordination of and direct output of in-house project team and full consultant team for mixed use projects in the Schematic Design through Construction Administration phases.Involved With:-Cal Poly San Luis Obispo's San Francisco Urban Design Program as a guest presenter and reviewer-Intra-office focus groups defining standards for best practice (Revit standards, construction administration procedures, etc)Primary Projects:-360 5th Street, San Francisco, CA (8 story, 127 unit condominium, July 2018-present), Site Permit through Construction Administration.-Four Seasons Private Residences Lake Austin, with partner Page Southerland Page (18 building private condominium community, November 2020-March 2021), Schematic Design.-321 W 6th Street, Austin, TX, with partner Page Southerland Page (58-story, 369 unit apartment, ~119,000SF Office Net, 492 parking space, retail & lobbies mixed use tower, March 2021-present), Schematic Design through Construction Documents.

Client point of contact for development of multifamily residential complexes as well as tenant improvements.Primary Tasks:-Coordinating design and output of in-house project team and consultants for multifamily residential projects in the Schematic Design through Construction Administration phases.-Leading coordination meetings with Owner and Contractor teams as well as all design consultants.-Writing RFPs for consultant services and evaluation of received proposals.-Permitting, drawing set coordination, and Construction Administration for TI jobs.Involved With:-Cal Poly San Luis Obispo's San Francisco Urban Design Program as a guest speaker and reviewer-Handel undergraduate recruitment from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.-Intra-office focus groups defining standards for best practice (Revit standards, construction administration procedures, etc)Primary Projects:-360 5th Street, San Francisco, CA (8 story, 127 unit condominium, July 2018-present), Site Permit through Construction Administration.-706 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA (45 story, 146 unit condominium, December 2018-November 2020). Construction Administration.-Four Seasons Hotel Lobby Reception Desks Update (June 2018-December 2018). Documentation, coordination and fabrication.-706 Mission Sales Office at 735 Market, Level 6. Half floorplate Tenant Improvement (June 2018-March 2019). Permitting through Construction Documents.-Westbrook Offices at 735 Market, Level 6. Half floorplate Tenant Improvement (December 2018-July 2019). Permitting through Construction Administration.

Primary Tasks:-Served as main client point of contact and represented Handel at weekly OAC meetings throughout the Construction Administration phase-Managed delivery of drawing sets for projects in the Schematic Design through Construction Administration phases-Coordinated majority of consultant output (structural, MEP, Landscape, Facade Access, etc)-Phasing and feasibility studies in San Francisco, CAInvolved With:-Office-sponsored Project Architect/Manager development seminars-Cal Poly San Luis Obispo's San Francisco Urban Design Program as a case study leader, guest speaker, and reviewer-Intra-office focus groups defining standards for best practice (Revit standards, construction administration procedures, etc)Primary Projects:-240/288 Pacific, San Francisco, CA (7 story, 33 unit condominium, July 2015-July 2018), Schematic Design through Construction Administration-360 5th Street, San Francisco, CA (8 story, 127 unit condominium, July 2018-present), Site Permit through Design Development

-Prepared output and graphic layout for RFP submissions-Performed extensive context analysis & site modeling for proposed Bay Area projects-Generated 3D printed iterative models for projects in development and educated firm members in the use of the MakerBot 3D printing system-Reviewed and edited CAD documents, contributed detailing and organization

-Assembled design analysis of Stanford Research Park buildings-Performed numerous surveys of campus buildings in preparation for historical preservation work-Compiled historical overviews and maintenance reports on buildings designated "Service Level One"-Updated records of campus wayfinding devices and their state of repair