AV&C is a globally recognized interdisciplinary experience design studio, creating architecturally-scaled digital landmarks in the built environment. Our design-led practice is investigative and iterative, grounded in systems-thinking, resulting in adaptable, scalable, platform-based ecosystems, producing responsive and expressive media installations that build meaningful relationships between our clients and their audiences.Clients include Coach, Columbia University Zuckerman Institute, IBM, McLaren Thought Leadership Centre, The Museum of Science in Boston, REX Architects Private Residence, RXR with SOM, San Francisco Symphony, Science Gallery Melbourne, and Under Armour.

The Digital Experience Design (DXD) studio at Gensler, the largest architecture firm in the world, is focused on the integration of technology-driven transformative experiences in the built environment. DXD works in close collaboration with architecture, experience strategy, intelligent places, and sustainability teams to create intelligent, connected, and immersive experiences that are defined by brand and powered by technology.Projects included a physically immersive hands-on total brand experience, a multi-experience performance venue, a scalable and configurable media architecture wall, screen-based data-visualizations, a pharma headquarters integrating intelligently connected experiences with immersive digital expressions, a physically responsive kinetic light sculpture, a responsive laser and light installation, and a series of visual/3D audio ambient provocations. Clients included Deloitte Smart Factory, the largest project ever delivered by DXD New York, and Tetra for AT&T/Xandr, the most awarded and recognized DXD New York project of 2020. Other clients include AllianceBernstein, Deloitte Greenhouse, Forcepoint, IBM Research, Jackie Robinson Museum, Live Nation, Newark International Airport, Pfizer, and Verizon.

An interdisciplinary studio and collaborative consultancy engaged on creatively led design and branding projects, complex strategy-driven brand programs, and experiential spaces.Open Project was collaborative by nature and by design, partnering freely with individuals, small studios, and large agencies—each experts in their own fields. Strategic and purposeful, this collaborative model afforded us the opportunity to work in ways that exceeded the scope and scale of a closed studio model, allowing us to build or join a dream team for each project, freely collaborating with other studios and agencies including Collins, Apologue, Prophet, And/Or, Ogilvy, Gretel, Publicis, AV&C, and MRM/McCann.Clients included AA Studio Architects, Bazmark Films, BlackRock, Cisco, Citibank, Corcoran Sunshine, GlaxoSmithKline, The Intercept, Knoll, Morris Adjmi Architects, Netflix, Target, Up & Up, Warner Music Group.

Object was an interdisciplinary studio engaged in diverse media with an equally diverse group of clients. Our approach was research and strategy-driven, modeled on agency/brand consultancy approaches and team structures but executed with smaller fluid teams, for smaller agile clients.Clients included Audrey Matlock Architects, Corcoran Sunshine, Eight Inc, Frank Gehry Partners, Lincoln Center Theater, Lowe + Partners, Signature Theatre, Nike, Nokia, and NYU Skirball Center.

Led the design group for the New York office. Hands-on design and creative direction, and collaboration with design and strategy teams in the New York, San Francisco, and London offices. Projects involved brand launch, reinvention, and evolution as well as stewardship for existing clients. Reported directly to the CEO of North America.Clients included Coca-Cola, Gap, GE, Karl Lagerfeld, New Museum, Seven For All Mankind, Smith & Nephew, Washington Mutual.

Built and led multiple design, writing, and strategy teams in the brand laboratory created by Brian Collins, integrating and leading other groups within the larger agency, including advertising, interactive, and consulting to create enviably talented and powerful interdisciplinary teams.Clients included AT&T Wireless, BP, Coca-Cola, DuPont, Hershey's, Kodak, Office of National Drug Control Policy, Sprite,Yahoo!.

Taught Advanced Typography for BFA candidates.

Produced 'Typographica' event with Rick Poynor, co-chaired with Barry Deck; 'First Things First?' with speakers Max Bruinsma, Jay Chiat, Milton Glaser, Naomi Klein, Kevin Lyons, and Marlene McCarty; 'Small Talks' lecture series co-chaired with Barbara Glauber, with speakers Ruth Ansel, Art Technology Group, Associates in Science, Andrew Blauvelt, Ivan Chermayeff, Charles Goslin, Allen Hori, House Industries, Post Tool, Lorraine Wild, and Worldstudio; 'Pierre Bernard' event, co-chaired with Scott Santoro.Founding Board Member of the 'AIGA New York Experience Design Committee', 2001-2003. Co-chaired the New York chapter’s first event, 'Experience Design.001'.

Taught Advanced Typography and Senior Portfolio for BFA candidates.

Directed multiple Web-based engagements for some of the largest projects of the New York office, built and lead creative teams comprised of brand designers, motion designers, IA/UX/UI designers, coders and technologists, writers, photographers, and business strategists.Clients included Neuberger Berman, NTT DoCoMo, and Saks Fifth Avenue.