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Annapolis, Maryland, US

Scottsdale, AZ, US

- Managed custom high-end residential projects from schematic design through construction administration ranging from 5,000 sqft – 50,000 sqft- Complex projects – hillside, HOA, setback variance, lot combinations, design and engineering constraints - Obtained outstanding client satisfaction with weekly status updates, regular phone calls and meetings.

Scottsdale, Arizona, US

- Successfully developed custom residential projects, multi-family communities, and clubhouses, showcasing a strong expertise in diverse architectural typologies- Prepared comprehensive submittal packages, ensuring compliance for special use permit- Leveraged advanced Revit skills to create accurate and visually compelling 3D models, facilitating clash.

Irvine, CA, US

- Wide range of commercial and civic projects throughout Southern California, including recreation centers, fire stations, chapels, offices, and learning centers- Collaborated with in-house engineering teams to develop innovative project solutions- Developed details and comprehensive sections, ensuring a high level of precision and quality for the projects

- Experience in multi-family housing, including condos, apartments, community centers and assisted living facilities- Proficiently engaged in site planning activities, strategically optimizing land use and maximizing the potential of each project site, while adhering to local regulations and zoning requirements- Implemented use of Revit for everyday.

Boulder, Colorado, US

As a project lead on commercial and high end residential projects I worked on SD, DD, budgets,schedules, CD, client spec selections, sub-contractor coordination, construction admin, permitsubmittal, specifications, marketing and graphic design.

Washington, DC, US

While president I started up what is now the most successful and attended event every semestercalled Dinner with an Architect. I also implemented a full job preparation workshop includingresume/portfolio reviews and mock interviews, giving students high exposure to local architectswho were the ones giving all the help. This role is what linked me to my.

Washington, DC, US

When I joined the board early in my education, I focused on reaching out to first and second yearstudents and getting them involved in the organization. I was responsible for each event to have ahigh attendance rate and providing valuable information to my peers. Following that, I served on theprofessional board for AIA Colorado North. That position led me.

I mentored an incoming freshman to help with anything they might need. We focused on thetransition into college, the difficulties of architecture school, learning new programs, meeting newpeople personal issues at home. This program helped us build a strong relationship and to this dayshe remains one of my closest friends.

I worked on a team of volunteers for a design build project which utilized our talents as architecture students to impact the life of someone in our community. We designed and built a wheelchair accessible deck from a concrete patio.