AIA|DC CKLDP CLASS OF 2019...Boot Camp Agenda III. Committee & Presenters Committee Bios Committee...

AIA|DC CKLDP CLASS OF 2019

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I. Overview Welcome CKLDP Introduction

II. Boot Camp Agenda

III. Committee & Presenters Committee Bios Committee Resumes Speaker Bios IV. CKLDP Class of 2019 Contacts Resumes

V. Calendar/ Program Schedule Schedule Responsibilities

VI. Acknowledgements

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Welcome, CKLDP Class of 2019!

We are very excited for this year’s Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program to officially begin at noon on Friday, September 6, 2019! Our kick-off session will take place at the District Architecture Center, located at 421 7th Street NW in Washington, DC. Called “Boot Camp,” this exciting half-day is packed with information and interactive exercises intended to introduce you to each other and help you prepare for future sessions.

Over the next nine months, you will gain tremendous insight and knowledge about the qualities of leadership required to become an advocate for yourself, for your profession, and for your community. You will also enjoy many opportunities to exchange ideas and insights with each other. We highly encourage you to share your stories, expertise, and professional experiences with your fellow program participants. Learning from your peers is just as valuable as learning from the program speakers, and furthermore, building relationships with one another is one of the best aspects of participating in CKLDP!

Enclosed in this book you will find all kinds of useful program information, to include the agenda for Boot Camp, the CKLDP session schedule, resources for future session planning, and your Class members’ resumes and work samples. There is also a contact list of everyone’s names and email addresses. We hope the information included on the following pages will prove useful in helping you get know your fellow Classmates and their professional accomplishments to date.

After the Boot Camp session ends, we invite everyone to join us for Happy Hour at Dirty Habit, located at 555 8th St NW, Washington, DC 20004. We would love the opportunity to chat in a more informal setting, and Dirty Habit is a fun spot to relax and enjoy a beverage.

Feel free to contact any member of the Committee if you have questions. We are all here to ensure you get the most possible out of your CKLDP experience, and we look forward to getting to know you this year.

Best Regards, The CKLDP Committee

I. OVERVIEW

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OverviewThe Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program was created to help prepare emerging architecture and design professionals for future leadership roles. This year-long program consists of nine monthly half-day sessions that are attended by the program’s sixteen participants, called Scholars. Prospective participants go through a competitive application process where proven career success, community involvement, long term goals, and the individual’s firm support are considered prior to program acceptance.

CurriculumThe CKLDP curriculum focuses on core leadership skills such as marketing, business development, office and firm management, public speaking, professional ethics and the law, philanthropy, board involvement, community service, industry trends, and the future of the practice.

All sessions after the first “Boot Camp” session will be planned by the sixteen program Scholars. Boot Camp is intended to introduce Scholars to the program, each other, and further give them an opportunity to help shape the CKLDP curriculum for that year. Scholars are paired together according to their expressed interests and skills, and together each pair is responsible for planning one session during the year. Sessions are typically held on the first Friday of each month, September through May, from 12:00pm – 5:00pm.

AttendanceThe program’s success is directly related to all of the Scholars’ active engagement in the sessions, and therefore attendance is mandatory. As part of the application process, prospective program participants are required to sign an Agreement Form affirming their understanding of the attendance policy, and

firm recognition of the policy is required as well. Because sometimes emergencies arise, each Scholar is allowed one excused absence over the course of the year. If two sessions are missed, a fine of $50 will be sent to the participant’s firm. Further absence will result in an additional $50 fine and expulsion from the program.

AIA Continuing EducationIt is intended for this program to have AIA CE credit available for its participants.

Honoring Christopher Kelley Christopher Kelley, AIA, was an active leader of the architectural community from the late 1990s until his passing in May 2012. Over the course of his fifteen years in professional practice, Christopher was a respected leader in both the Institute and in Gensler’s Washington, DC office. A series of national leadership roles, first with the NAC and later the YAF, helped Christopher earn recognition from the Institute, and in 2010, he was honored with the AIA’s prestigious Young Architects Award. In their statement about his contributions to the profession, the jury stated, “Christopher has proven himself a young leader within and around the AIA, a real example for other young professionals.”

Through his many volunteer and professional endeavors, Christopher enthusiastically contributed to programs that benefitted his fellow design professionals, but beyond his efforts to improve the profession, he was simply a great person.

This program is intended to continue Christopher’s legacy of leadership and activism.

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II. BOOT CAMP AGENDA

Agenda:12:00 – 12:30 LUNCH 12:15 – 12:40 Welcome, Executive and Advisory Committee Introductions, and Program Ground Rules Claire Dickey and Teri Coates

12:40 – 1:30 Keynote 1 "Towards Madam Architect: Recalibrating Focus & Purpose" Julia Gamolina

1:30 – 1:35 BREAK

1:35 – 2:10 Pecha Kucha Presentations CKLDP Scholars

2:10– 2:50 Breakout Session 1 Brainstorming: Additional Ideas for Session Topics CKLDP Scholars and Advisory Committee 2:50 – 3:05 Small Group Results Discussion CKLDP Scholars and Advisory Committee 3:05 – 3:10 Session Planning Team Assignments Claire Dickey

3:10 – 3:40 Breakout Session 2 Pre-planning: Learning Objectives, Agenda, Resources, Speakers, Venue, and Sponsorship CKLDP Scholars, Executive Committee, and Advisory Committee

3:40 – 3:55 Session Planning Templates & Logistics Overview Box.com: Templates and Other Planning Tools; Yearbook, Session Summaries and Photography; Social Media and the Website; Sponsorships & Program Financials Claire Dickey, Nicole Keroack, Daniel Blair, Ruben Quesada, and Katie Selis

3:55 – 4:00 BREAK 4:00 – 4:45 Keynote 2 “Leaders Wanted (Apply Within)” Shannon Kraus, FAIA

4:45 – 5:00 Questions & Closing Comments 5:00 – 6:30 Happy Hour Dirty Habit 555 8th St NW, Washington, DC 20004

Boot CampDate: September 6th, 2019Location: District Architecture Center (DAC) 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004Time: 12:00 pm – 5:00pm

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Program Founders

Ryan McEnroe, AIA, ASLA, LEED AP | Co-Founder, Past Chair

Ryan spent the majority of his childhood working the fields and learning the principals of organic agriculture on his family’s farm. These regenerative qualities have been ingrained into his critical thinking and are brought into his approach during every aspect of the design process. As a graduate of the University of Virginia, Mr. McEnroe is both a licensed architect and licensed landscape architect. He is an active participant within the professional community, serving on the National Architectural Accrediting Board as well as the National Council of Architecture Registration Board. Additionally, he serves the AIA|DC Chapter on the Emerging Architects Committee, lectures for the chapter’s Architecture Registration Exam Prep Course, and serves on the chapter’s Education Committee. In 2014 he was awarded with the AIA|DC Emerging Architect of the Year Award. Mr. McEnroe has received a number of design awards, including an AIA|DC Un-built Honor Award for the University of Virginia Center for Innovation, and a VS-ASLA Honor Award for the South Carlyle Master Plan. In 2018, He was awarded the Young Architect's Award.

Sean Stadler, AIA, LEED AP | Co-Founder, AIA DC Board Liaison

Mr. Stadler is a Design Principal and partner of WDG where he focuses on elevating the firm’s stature in design, with particular emphasis on enhancing the civic realm. Mr. Stadler takes a strong leadership role and his commitment to design excellence and innovative thinking and influences the projects with which he is involved. He believes that design is a process and that this process begins not with a brief, program, or even a charette, but rather with the people from which ideas flow. His example shows that leadership is a two-way street; it involves the ability to influence others and be receptive to the needs of those you lead. In his world view, design excellence is not the application of certain techniques or the realization of inborn talent, so much as the development of a latent understanding for the negotiations that are at the heart of architecture; negotiations between site and program, client and designer, architect and engineer. Mr. Stadler has been honored with an AIA President’s Award for his service to the profession and was recognized as one of the “rising stars of the AEC industry” by Building Design + Construction Magazine in 2009. He is a recipient of the 2011 AIA Young Architects award where the jury noted that “he is a unique individual of outstanding talent and clear commitment.”

Ryan McEnroe, AIA, ASLA, LEED AP

Sean Stadler, AIA, LEED AP

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2018-2019 Program Executive Committee

Teri Coates, AIA, NCARB | Past-Chair

Teri Coates, AIA, NCARB, is the founder and owner of CANVAS, an architecture and development company focused on enhancing urban communities through mixed-use and multi-family development.Her practice of architecture includes a variety of project types in over twenty cities across the nation. Experience working within multiple firms has informed her approach to both design and the business of architecture. In each area, she believes success is found where process and innovation collide.Teri holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design from Texas A&M University and a Master of Architecture from the University of Oklahoma. Highlights about her path to becoming a licensed architect and starting her own firm are featured on the AIAS Ask an Architect and Young Architect podcasts. She engages as a guest juror for architecture schools in the D.M.V., participated in the 2017 YAF Practice Innovation Lab, serves on the Emerging Architects Committee for AIA|DC, was a 2017-2018 Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program scholar and is the 2018-2019 Chair of the Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program.

Betsy Petrusic, AIA, NCARB | EAC Liason

Betsy (Nolen) Petrusic is an Architect at Fentress Architects in Washington, DC and a Lecturer at the University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation. She is the 2019 Vice Chair / 2020 Chair of the AIA DC Emerging Architects Committee and the former AIA National Associates Committee Mid-Atlantic Regional Associate Director. Through her involvement with AIA, Betsy has fine-tuned an interest in mentorship within our industry and believes that having a community mindset is essential to the progression of our field as a whole.

She has continued a research passion which began in graduate school on a topic very close to heart, titled “Architecture Without Vision” and has presented at various conferences including one at the Salk Institute at the biennial Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture Conference in 2016. Betsy believes strongly in the power and impact of meaningful design.

When not immersed in the world of architecture, you can find Betsy hiking, looking for cheap flight deals to anywhere in the world, or attempting to buy even MORE plants.

Betsy Petrusic, AIA, NCARB

Teri Coates, AIA, NCARB

Claire Dickey, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C | Chair

Claire Dickey, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C is a Senior Associate at Perkins Eastman DC, where she has focused on senior living environments for the last seven years. Prior to joining Perkins Eastman, Claire worked at several firms on a variety of project types, from single family residential to adaptive reuse to community centers. For two years she owned her own residential design company, but ultimately she returned to an established firm in order to work on larger, more complex projects. In addition to her design work, Claire enjoys research and has won two firm scholarships to complete self-driven passion projects. The first project explored the future of whole-person wellness facilities for older adults, and the resulting white paper was awarded a Certificate of Research Excellence from the Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA). Her current research project is about the importance of intergenerational communities and their role in contributing to healthier, more equitable communities.

Claire participated in the Christopher Kelley program as a scholar in 2017, and in 2018 she was the program’s scholarship advisor. She is honored to serve in the role of chair for the coming year.

Claire Dickey, AIA, LEED AP BD+C


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Ruben Quesada, Assoc. AIA

Ruben Quesada, Assoc. AIA | Website Advisor

Ruben Antonio Quesada brings extensive experience in the design and construction of large scale and sustainable projects for commercial, corporate, and government clients. He has found inspiration in the ability to create enriching spaces for users while simultaneously enhancing a client’s culture. While at ZGF, Ruben has been responsible for the design, documentation, construction administration, and sustainable coordination for a broad range of projects. His projects for clients, including Amazon, Hensel Phelps, the University of Virginia, JBG Smith, and Microsoft, clearly reflect his commitment to creating appropriate architecture that balances function with form, meets the expectations and aspirations of the users, and provides maximum flexibility for unknown future requirements.

He also serves as a member of So Others Might Eat’s Young Professionals Board, in which they’ve been able to raise over $750,000 in the past two years. These donations will aid the homeless and their families within the District of Columbia.

Katie Selis, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C | Sponsorship Advisor

Over the course of eight years, Katie’s work at Studio Twenty Seven Architecture has been a mix of transforming both old and new architecture, each response determined through critical study of its ability to serve the needs of its present and future users, the environmental and socio-economic contributions it will make over the span of its life, and a fundamental acknowledgment of the context of place. With five years of experience working with mission driven clients as a member of a studio designingimpactful architecture throughout the City and beyond, Katie left Washington, DC to pursue a Master of Architecture degree with a fortitude to continue such work. The focus of her graduate studies while at UC Berkeley was resiliency -developing and designing ways in which the natural environment and the built architecture can become more symbiotic in at-risk urban coastal communities that continue to be devastated by hurricanes and major storm events. Her research in this is ongoing and continues to influence her professional work. She strives to create architecture that enriches the lives of those with whom it comes into contact and makes a positive impact on its surroundings. Many of the projects she has worked on cross demographic, economic, and political barriers to provide high quality design to those often needing it the most.

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Daniel Blair, AIA, NCARB

Daniel Blair, AIA, NCARB | Communications Advisor

Daniel Blair, AIA, NCARB is a Senior Architect at BELL Architects, PC where he has focused on business development and being the lead design puzzle solver for the last four years. Prior to joining BELL, Dan worked at Blackburn Architects, focusing on residential and equestrian design. While at Blackburn, Dan led teams throughout a two-year process to generate 15-year master plans for the historic horse racing properties: Saratoga Race Course in Saratoga Springs, NY; Belmont Park in Elmont, NY; and Kevin Plank’s Sagamore Farm located outside of Baltimore in Glyndon, MD. Dan participated in the Christopher Kelley program as a scholar in 2018 and was selected communication chair for the 2019 session.

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Nicole Keroack, AIA | Graphics Advisor

Nicole Keroack has over 7years of professional experience as a Project Architect on a variety of projects in and around the DC Metro area and beyond, including but not limited to single-and multifamily residential, commercial interiors, and larger institutional projects. At ZGF, Nicole has been involved in two projects at her alma mater, UVA’s Ivy Mountain Musculoskeletal Center, an outpatient care clinic, and UVA’s new Athletics Complex. Nicole also has expertise through all project design phases from initial meetings and approval processes, through construction documentation and administration.Nicole believes that a successful project can only be designed through effective communication between the clients, stakeholders, and design team.

Nicole was a 2018 CKLDP Scholar, is chair of the ZGF Policy Advisory committee, and is extremely active in the local volleyball community.

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ExperiencePerkins Eastman, Washington, DCSenior Associate, July 2012 - present• Project Manager and Project Architect focusing primarily on senior living environments

Responsible for design, development, documentation, and management through all project phases

• Help lead the DC office’s growing senior living team• Act as liaison with peer leadership members from other US office locations• Speak at industry conferences• Growing focus on practice-based research

University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland • Teaching Assitant, January 2013 - May 2013• Graded weekly critical analysis essays and class exams• Planned and ran exam study sessions • Attended class lectures• Answered student questions• Assisted professor with digital resources

Clarity Design Studio, Silver Spring MarylandOwner, 2011-2013• Provided architecture, planning, and interior design services for single-family residential

renovation and addition projects• Worked in a design/build capacity with a local general contractor• Assisted clients in making design decisions and selecting finishes

Cheatham Fletcher Scott Architects, Augusta, GALEED Designer, October 2008-April 2010• Project Architect for a wide range of project types, including a large community center

complex, conversion of a historic school into luxury condominiums, and custom single family residences Responsible for production of presentation drawings, construction documents, and specifications manuals

• Served in the role of office sustainability expert

Sunrise Senior Living, McLean, VAProject Manager, May 2006-June 2008• Served as primary liaison between Development, Operations, and Marketing teams for new

condominium projects• Managed special projects such as apartment expansions/redesigns, community amenities

programming and design, and project branding • Helped research and develop new corporate policies for assisted living fitness programs

Beeryrio Architects + Inteirors, Springfield VAIntern Architect, Feburary 2013 - October 2005• Staff Architect responsible for document production and consultant coordination • Produced presentation drawings, mater ials boards, and physical models.

Claire Dickey AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+CEducationUniversity of MarylandMaster of Architecture, 2013

University of VirginiaBachelor of Science in ArchitectureMinor in Architectural History, 2001

Professional RegistrationsRegistered Architect: VALEED AP BD+C

Professional AffiliationsChristopher Kelley Leadership Development Program Program Chair, 2019 Sponsorship Advisor, 2018, Scholar, 2017Advisory Group, Design for Aging Knowledge Community Member, AIA|DC Advocacy Member, Perkins Eastman Thought Leadership + Communications Group

Speaking + Publications“Centers for Healthy Living: Optimizing Wellness of the Mind, Body, and Spirit.” Environments for Aging Expo & Conference. Savannah, GA. April 21, 2018

Dickey, Claire. “Wellness Redesigned: Centers for Healthy Living in the 21st Century.” June 12, 2017.

“Making Connections Across the Ages: How Intergenerational Programs & Communities Provide Purpose for All.” LeadingAge DC Annual Meeting. Washington, DC. September 30, 2017.

Chmielewski, Emily and Dickey, Claire. Centers for Healthy Living: Providing Whole-Person Wellness to Seniors. October 2016. (Awarded Certificate of Research Excellence by EDRA)

“Centers for Healthy Living: Design That Drives Healthy Aging,” LeadingAge Virginia Annual Conference. Williamsburg, VA. May 20, 2017.

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BioTeri is the founder and owner of CANVAS, an architecture and development company focused on enhancing urban communities through mixed-use and multi-family development. Her practice of architecture includes a variety of project types in over twenty cities across the nation. Experience working within multiple firms has informed her approach to both design and the business of architecture. Teri’s love for architecture is rooted in how the built environment influences people. Exposure to the diverse ways in which people live constantly challenges her design approach. She is passionate about design for active living and views every project as an opportunity to confront global health issues head-on.

ExperienceCANVAS Architecture | Development, Washington, DCPrincipal, 2017 - PresentFounder of CANVAS, an architecture and development firm focused on mixed-use, multi-family housing and commercial projects. Establish entities, select strategic business partners and oversee business operations. Identify vision and goals for the firm to define who we are beyond services offered. Lead the procurement, contract negotiation, design, construction documentation and construction observation for each project.

PGN Architects, Washington, DCStudio Director, Project Manager, 2016 - 2017Director of studio operations and project manager for mixed-use, multi-family housing projects in Washington, DC. Introduced and implemented systems and strategies for project planning, delivery, and quality control. Launched initiatives for visioning, goal-setting, communication, accountability, knowledge sharing, consistency, and efficiency. Provided high-level leadership to all project teams through planning, staffing, design, and project management. Led team from design development through permitting for a mixed-use, 69-unit condominium project in Washington, DC.

Bergmeyer Associates, Inc, Boston, MASenior Job Captain, Project Manager (2015-2016)Managed design and production of various museum, retail, commercial, hospitality, adaptive re-use and building repositioning projects in Massachusetts and New York.

Butzer Gardner Architects, Oklahoma City, OK and Boston, MAIntern Architect, Project Manager (2014-2015)Develop design and manage production of various urban infill projects including multi-family housing, hospitality, education, corporate, adaptive re-use, retail, restaurants, mixed-use and urban design/planning.

STUDIO Architecture, Oklahoma City, OKIntern Architect, Project Manager (2011-2014)Project manager or co-manager for varying scale renovations, additions and new construction projects up to $75 million.

Bockus Payne Associates Architects, Oklahoma City, OKIntern Architect (2008-2011)Assisted in managing client and consultant relationships from conceptual design through construction documents for projects incorporate, healthcare, higher education and retail sectors.

Page Southerland Page, Houston, TXStudent Intern (2007)Aided firm leaders in various departments to improve firm management, project production, presentations and marketing.

Teri Coates, AIA, NCARBEducationUniversity of OklahomaMaster of Architecture, 2014

Texas A&M UniversityBachelor of Environmental Design, 2008

Professional RegistrationsRegistered Architect: MA, DC, VA, OKNCARB Certification

Professional AffiliationsAmerican Institute of Architects National Council of Architectural Registration Boards AIA | DC Emerging Architects Committee AIA | DC Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program Scholar 2017-2018 Vice Chair 2018 Chair 2018-Present Young Real Estate Emerging Professionals

Awards & HonorsTau Sigma Delta Honor Society in Architecture and Allied Arts awarded forDistinction in Architecture (2014)Best All-Around Design awarded by executives of HKS Dallas and SWA Group (2008)

Speaking AIAS Grassroots 2018 Keynote Speaker "Choice Architecture: Design | Career | Life"AIA Conference on Architecture - A'18 YAF MiniMBA Facilitator Small Firm Exchange - Video SeriesYoung Architect Podcast - Episode 41('18) AIAS Ask an Architect Podcast - Episode 25 ('17) YAF 2017 Practice Innovation Lab AIA | DC Leadership Summer Networking Bash 2017 Brand Up Mentoring Workshop 2017 The Future is Emerging Panelist Mentoring Workshop 2018

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ExperienceUniversity of Maryland, College Park, MDLecturer, School of Architecture, August 2018-presentARCH170FC Design Thinking and ArchitectureA course for students in all majors that examines conceptual, perceptual, behavioral, and technical aspects of the built environment, and methods of analysis, problem-solving, and design implementaton.

Fentress Architects, Washington DCArchitectural Designer, May 2018 - PresentProject : Nashville Federal Courthouse | May 2018 - PresentDesign-Build project that broke ground in October 2018. Fast-paced, high levels of coordinaton and communicaton amongst entre project team. Role involves coordinatng exterior wall systems, monitoring and maintaining interior acoustc separaton requirements of courthouse spaces, and overall modeling and tracking changes in Revit model.Firm Involvement : Fentress Women in Architecture, June Diaper Drive, Capital Area Food Bank Service Day, School Supply Drive, CANstructon

Beyer Blinder Belle, Washington DCArchitectural Designer, June 2018 - April 2018Urban Planning and Architecture Studios. Experience in proposals, schematc design, design development, constructon administraton. Able to balance multple projects. Flexibility in skill sets and willingness to learn new required skills. Project : Rosslyn Central Place | June 2015 - April 2017Aided in process of Constructon Administraton, including punchlist through the completed 28-story Residental building and 30-story Commercial building.Project : Randall School Redevelopment | May 2016 - April 2018This project PUD was originally approved in 2013, dropped, and picked up again in 2016. Aided in re-thinking design of massing and facade. Maintained positve relatonships with the owner, client, and consultants. Responsible for transitoning original CAD project into Revit to prepare formodifying the PUD and submitng for approvals.Various Urban Planning Projects : Adams Morgan Vision Framework Union Staton Redevelopment Downtown East Urbanizaton Strategy

Lessard Design, Vienna, VADesign Intern, 2014 and 2015Provide support to Single Family studio. Perform an array of tasks, including schematc design, and design development through hand drawing and CAD.

Betsy Petrusic, AIA, NCARBEducationUniversity of MarylandMaster of ArchitectureArchitecture Thesis Award

University of MarylandBachelor of Science in Architecture

Professional RegistrationsRegistered Architect: DC

Professional AffiliationsAmerican Institute of ArchitectsAIA Conference on Architecture 2020 Peer Reviewer, August 2019AIA DC Emerging Architects Committee 2020 Committee Chair 2019 Comittee Vice-Chair 2019 EAC/CKLDP LiasonAIA National Associates Committee Mid Atlantic Regional Associate Director Mentorship Workgroup, 2017-2018

Publication + PresentationAIA Conference On Architecture 2019 | Las Vegas, NV“Transformational Business Practce for Integraton of Work and Life”

Aia.org Article“Emerging Professionals Talk Mentorship with Insttute Leaders”

Architecture Exchange East | Richmond, VATitle: “Architecture Without Vision”

Academy Of Neuroscience For Architecture | Salk Institute, La Jolla, CAConference: ANFA 2016 Connections - BridgesynapsesTitle: “Architecture Without Vision: challenging the societal dependence upon vision in percepton”

University Of Maryland Disability Summit | College Park, MDTitle: “Architecture Without Vision” The focus of the Summit was on the ways in which academic research and educaton can improve the lives of people with disabilites.

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ExperienceZGF Architects, Washington DCProject Architect / Architectural Designer, 05.2016 - PresentWorked on a variety of projects through all phases of design and construction. Main point of contact for clients and consultant coordination on a number of occasions. Also responsible for the recruitment and talent acquisition of younger staff. Projects include:4747 Bethesda - JBG Smith, Washington DCOffice Relocation - Prep Matters, Washington DCOffice Relocation - Hensel Phelps, Fairfax, VAPoultry Lab & Research Facility - USDA, Athens GAIvy Mountain Musculoskeletal Center - University of Virginia, Charlottesville VA

ZGF Architects, Seattle WAArchitectural Designer, 05.2014 - 05.2016Worked as a recent college graduate in a variety of projects and pursuits. Mostly focused on completing an office building and a 44 story residential tower in South Lake Union, Seattle. Projects include:Tilt 49 - Touchstone, Seattle WAAMLI ARC - AMLI, Seattle WASPARK Competition - Washington State University, Pullman WABuilding 42 - Microsoft, Redmond WA

Gensler, Atlanta GASummer Intern, 05.2013 - 08.2013Worked as a summer intern in the Workplace Studio. Also led a research assignment on the impact of flexibility and modularity for Co-Working offices. Projects include:Atlanta Tech Village - ATV, Atlanta GA

Ruben Quesada, ASSOC. AIAEducationAuburn University, Bachelors in ArchitectureMinor in Business

Istanbul Technical UniversityInterior Architecture CurriculumStudy Abroad Program

Universidad Veritas, San Jose, Costa RicaArchitecture Design Courses

Affiliations + VolunteeringAmerican Institute of ArchitectsSOME (So Others Might Eat) Washington DCYoung Professionals Gala Board Member + VolunteerPolicy Advisory Committee ZGF DC Co-ChairYoung Real Estate Professionals Washington DCCollege of Architecture Design & ConstructionAuburn University TreasurerInternational Student AssociationAuburn University SecretaryDelta Tau Delta Auburn University Rush Chairman

AwardsDJC Building of the Year 2018 | Seattle WAAMLI ArcALAGASCO Hospital Design Competition 2012,Auburn UniversityHonorable MentionAnnual Architecture Faculty Award 2011, Auburn UniversityThird Year Studio

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ExperienceStudio Twenty Seven Architecture, Washington DCProject Manager 2011-2012, July 2014-PresentArchitectural Designer 2007-2010

KIPP DC Frederick Douglass Charter School Campus, Washington, DCStudio Twenty Seven Architecture // Delivery Date 2010 SPECIFIC ROLE: Project Architect, Led Programming Phase, Assisted with Construction Documents & AdministrationDESCRIPTION: 145,000 square foot architectural and HVAC renovation. The project earned LEED Silver certifcation and was designed to operate as a campus within a singluar building, serving over 1,000 pre-K through high school students.

Helping Haitian Angels, Kay Anj Villiage and Orphanage, HaitiStudio Twenty Seven Architecture // Delivery Date 2015 (Phase 1) SPECIFIC ROLE: Project Architect, Assisted with Design up through Construction Documentation and Conceptual Design of Utility Infrastructure DESCRIPTION: 32 Acres of Village built using traditional local construction materials and techniques. Upon full completion it will include housing and school facilities that utilize solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and site orientation designed to maximize air fow and minimize solar gains.

Alexandria City Public Schools Long-Range Facilities Planning, Alexandria, VAStudio Twenty Seven Architecture // Delivery Date 2016 SPECIFIC ROLE: Project Manager, Led Design Team in Master Planning Efforts, Directed City Council Design Presentations DESCRIPTION: Helped ACPS update its Educational Specifcations and assessed the condition and capacity of its current facilities against projected enrollment growth. The Design Team then developed a Master Plan that will guide ACPS as it expands and modernizes its schools.

Ward 6 Short-Term Family Housing, Washington, DCStudio Twenty Seven Architecture // Delivery Date Anticipated 2019 SPECIFIC ROLE: Co-Project Manager, Co-Lead for Design Team and Coordinating Project Engineers, Co-Managing Construction AdministrationDESCRIPTION: 50,000 square foot new construction project that is part of the Homeward DC Initiative. It will provide 50 short-term family housing units to homeless families in the Washington DC community and the requisite services to help them transition back into society. The project is seeking LEED Gold certifcation.

SmithGroupJJR, San Francisco, CAArchitectural Intern, June-August 2013

Elmslie Osler Architect [EOA], New York, NYArchitectural Intern, June-August 2006

Katie Selis, AIA, LEED AP BD+CEducationUniversity of California, Berkeley Master of Architecture, 2014

University of VirginiaBachelor of Science in Architecture with Minor in Urban and Environmental Planning, 2007

Denmark International StudySemester Study Abroad, 2006

Professional RegistrationsRegistered Architect: DCLEED AP BD+C

Professional AffiliationsAmerican Institute of ArchitectsNCARBAIA|DC Emerging Architects Committee University Outreach Showcase Event of Young Architect Thesis Work 2019 Committee Communications AdvisorWomen in Architecture (WIA)AIA Leadership Institute, DC Chair 2017

Volunteering/OutreachHabitat for Humanity | University of Virginia & New Orleans, 2005Down Syndrome Association of Northern VirginiaCity Blossoms

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ExperienceZGF Architects, Washington, DC Project Architect, October 2017 - presentCoordinated and produced graphics for future devleopment of UVA's Athletics Complex, a 180,000 sf advanced athletics training facility for UVA Football, and 8 Olympic sports. Responsible for exterior skin detailing and coordination for Ivy Mountain Musculoskeletal Center at UVA, a 200,000 SF outpatient ambulatory care clinic that is a part of the University Health Care system. Coordinated and detailed interiors for a 270,000 sf lab campus for SEPRL, a subdivision for the USDA that deals with Poultry diseases. Selected Projects:USDA SEPRL - Athens, GA - Research campus containing 3 80,000+ SF buildings with BSL2 and BSL3 laboratories, offices, and conference space.UVA Ivy Mountain Musculoskeletal Center - Charlottesville, VA - 200,000 outpatient ambulatory care clinic which includes surgery suites, imaging, prosthetics and orthodics, and rehabilitation.UVA Athletics Complex - Charlottesville, VA - Future 260,000 SF AThletics training facility for UVA Olympic Sports and Football, contains strength and conditioning, sports medicine, and academic development spaces as well as locker room and practice facilities.

StudioMB, Washington, DCProject Architect, June 2012-September 2017Designed and coordinated a 9 unit, 10,000 sf condominium building in Dupont Circle that went through HPRB approvals process. Led Construction Administration for an 80,000 SF student dormitory at Georgetown University. Led design and approvals processes for Kunzang Palyul Choling, a Buddhist center in Potomac MD. Led design and documentation for numerous single-family projects in the DC metro area. Re-vamped office standards upon switch to Revit. Led numerous discussions about benefits/employee advancement and retention at the start-up firm.Selected ProjectsPedro Arrupe Hall at Georgetown University - Washington, DC - 80,000 SF Residence Hall with academic and flex spaces on the ground floor, LEED Silver Certified.Pier 4 at the Wharf - Washington, DC - 30,00 SF Trophy Class office space built on an existing Pier that just out into the Potomac River, part of the larger development of the waterfront at the Wharf.Dupont 9 - Washington, DC - 9 unit condominium building in the Historic District of Dupont Circle, with green roofs and views of the surrounding neighborhood.

VMDO Architects, Charlottesville, VAIntern Architect, 2009-2010, SummersPlayed a role in the design and documentation of numerous institutional clients in the southeast region. Supported teams by making renderings and promotional materials. Built models.

Nicole Keroack, AIAEducationUniversity of VirginiaMaster of Architecture, 2012

Davidson College Bachelor of Arts, Cultural Studies, 2008


Professional AffiliationsAmerican Institute of ArchitectsAIA|DC Emerging Architects Committee CKLDP Scholar 2018-19ZGF PAC Member, 2017 Chair, 2018-2019AIA WLS (Women's Leadership Summit) 2019

Awards & HonorsSociety of College and University Planners (SCUP) Design Award, 2017AIA Northern Virginia Merit Award, 2016AIA DC Presidential Citation for Sustainable Design, 2013AIA DC Washington Unbuilt Award of Merit, 2012Exhibit at School of Achitecture, UVA, 2011AECOM UrbanSOS Competition, Top 10 Selection, 2011

Workshops/SpeakingWork-Life Balance Workshop Organizer, ZGF, 2018District Design Lab, Lecture on Kunzang Palyul Choling Buddhist Temple Project, 2016

III. COMMITTEE

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ExperienceBell Architects, PC, Washington DCSenior Architect, June 2015 - PresentArchitectural: Emphasis on office, multi-family residential, and government building typesEstablished collaborative programming workshops in our practiceManage design teams in all phases of the design processAdministration:Lead ofce business development campaignsEstablish and maintain integrated ofce CRM databaseDevelop robust ofce templates to improve ofce efciency

NORR, Washington, DC Senior Architect, February 2014 to April 2015Architectural:Emphasis on residential and healthcare building types and visioning documents for clientsHosted collaborative programming workshopsExtensive experience with the IBC , energy codes, and ADA regulationsAdministration:Senior Architect for DC ofce startup for planned corporate expansion in DMV marketManaged ofce business development campaigns and quarterly marketing reportsDeveloped office CRM database

Blackburn Architects, PC, Washington, DCAssociate, Project Architect and CAD Manager, August 2005 to January 2014Architectural:Emphasis on heavy timber and post frame construction techniques and residential building typesPublished feasibility studies, site assessments, and master plan reportsManagement of design teams in all phases of the design processCreated Blackburn Greenbarns subsidiary and developed its marketing strategyEstablished partnerships with sustainable product suppliersAdministration:Implemented online project management website to improve collaboration and coordination ofproject budgets, tasks, and schedule with clients, contractors, and design teamCollaborated in ofce marketing strategy and client presentationsManaged CAD Software and IT services, enhancing ofce productionEstablished company CAD Standards and published an ofce CAD ManualReduced IT and communication service overhead by more than 20%

DLA Architects, LTD, Hinsdale, IllinoisJob Captain and CAD Manager, June 2000 to September 2000, March 2001 to July 2005Architectural:Emphasis on masonry and curtain wall construction techniques and educational building typesAssessment of existing roofng systems and development of a long-term plan for replacementAdministration:Head of the ofce CAD Management CommitteePublished the company’s CAD Manual, Drafter Resource and the Library of Details Manual

DESIGNGROUP, Columbus, OhioIntern Architect | June 1999 to September 1999, September 2000 to March 2001Emphasis on commercial and healthcare building types

Daniel Blair, AIA, NCARBEducationOhio State UniversityMaster of Architecture, 2001

Ohio State UniversityBachlor of Arts, Political Science, Pre-medicine Program, 1996


Professional AffiliationsAmerican Institute of ArchitectsNCARB

Volunteer & CommunityHumane Rescue Alliance(formally Washington Humane Society)Homeless Animal Rescue Team (HART)Randolph Street Block Club PresidentPetworth Blocktoberfest Organizer(Annual fundraiser for local charities

III. COMMITTEE

Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program 2019-2020Armature Works | Shalom Baranes Associates Architects

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III. PRESENTERS

Shannon Kraus, FAIA

Julia Gamolina

Julia Gamolina is dedicated to the built environment and the advancement of the women who work in it. Trained as an architect, she currently spearheads business development for FXCollaborative's cultural and educational projects, and works with leadership on various branding and communication initiatives.

Julia is also the Founder and Editor of MadameArchitect.org, an online publication profiling the women that advance the practice of architecture. She has published over 80 interviews with architects and designers, as well as CEOs, publicists, journalists, business developers, lawyers, and more. In addition, she writes a column for A Women’s Thing magazine titled “Woman to Woman: Conversations Across Boys’ Clubs,” interviewing women in other male-dominated fields such as comedy, wine, and venture capitalism. Her writing has also been featured in The Architect's Newspaper, Architizer, and Metropolis Magazine.

In June 2019, Julia received the Special Citation from AIANY for her work with Madame Architect. Additionally, she is a Founding Member of the Wing, a network of work and community spaces designed for women. Julia received her Bachelor of Architecture at Cornell University, graduating with the Charles Goodwin Sands Memorial Medal for exceptional merit in the thesis of architecture. She is based in New York City, with roots in Novosibirsk and Toronto.

Shannon Kraus, FAIA, Executive Vice President, Board of Directors, HKS Architects

Shannon Kraus, FAIA, Executive Vice President, Board of Directors, HKS Architects, often thought to be mischievous growing up by his parents and teachers, Shannon has channeled his insatiable curiosity to be athought leader with a focus on design for community health. Most recently his careerhas been focused on the importance of leadership and the power of design to improve how and where we live. He does this both in his daily practice as anExecutive Vice President withinHKS, as well as through his volunteer work.

Following his passion for community benefit design, in 2007 he founded adesign fellowship, providing design thinking to a communityneed, which brings students and professionals together to charrette on a community need and is now in its 11thyear and in 5 cities. He has also served as a resource member for the National Endowment for the Arts Mayors Institute for City Design; andfeatured design & the health of communities asthe focus of his TEDx in 2017.

Responsible for the east coast of HKS, Shannon is particularly focused on servant and entrepreneurial leadership to help others thrive--both in their communities and professionally. In recognition of his efforts, in 2017 his office was named top A/E firm by Washington Business Journal Best Places to work. His leadership work extends outside of practice, as he has been featured as a speaker on the topic at multiple regional and national conferences, including as a keynote with the AIA Leadership Institute and AIAS National Grassroots Leadership Program. He is also founding advisor to the Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program.

Shannon was named to the HKS board of directors in 2015 and as Fellow of the AIA in 20013. Prior to this, he was named in Building Designand Constructions 40 under 40in 2008 andawarded AIA Young Architect of the Year in 2005.He previously served as AIA National Vice President in 2005 andAIAS National Vice President in 1996. When not pursuing architecture, he enjoys time with family and is an avid ultra-marathoner.

2018 Boot Camp Speakers

Julia Gamolina

VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Children's Hospital of Richmond | HKS

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IV. CKLDP CLASS OF 2018

Daniel BlairAIA, NCARBBELL Architects, [email protected]

Allyson KlinnerAIAStudio Twenty Seven [email protected]

Amanda LewkowiczAIA, LEED APQuinn Evans [email protected]

Ruben QuesadaAssoc.AIAZGF [email protected]

Katie SelisAIA, LEED AP BD+C, NCARBQuinn Evans [email protected]

Rachel N. RedmondAssoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+CPage Southerland [email protected]

Dawntaya RodgersAIAShalom Baranes [email protected]

Krutika Shah, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C, SEEDWeincek + Associates Architects + [email protected]

Rebecca SojaAssoc. AIA, EDAC, WELL APHKS [email protected]

Andrew BickellAIA, LEED AP BD+CHickok [email protected]

Jenna [email protected]

Lindsay BruggerAIA, SEED, CPHC, NCARBAmerican Institute of [email protected]

Steven GrossenbacherAIA, PE, LEED AP BD+CSTUDIOS [email protected]

Christopher D HaverkampAIA, NCARBFOX [email protected]

Nicole KeroackAIAZGF [email protected]

Contacts2019 AIA|DC Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Roster 2018 AIA|DC CKLDP Committee

Teri CoatesAIA, NCARBCANVAS [email protected]

Claire DickeyAIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+CPerkins [email protected]

Ryan McEnroeAIA, ASLAQuinn Evans [email protected]

Sean StadlerAIA, LEED APWDG [email protected]

Tanya AllyAIAHickok [email protected]

Valerie BoudreauxAIA, LEED AP BD+C, WELL APPerkins [email protected]

Joseph IwaskiwAIA, LEED AP BD+CSoto [email protected]

Caitlin Anne ParkerAIA, LEED AP [email protected]

Tom ZychWDG Architecture [email protected]

Betsy PetrusicAIA, NCARBUniversity of [email protected]


Tanya Ally, AIA

EMPLOYMENT2017 - present

2011 - 2017

2010 - 2011

2010

Hickok Cole Project Architect in the housing studio for multi-family buildings in the Washington, DC metro area. Project work focuses on unit design, coordination and approvals.

Project management role on a new large-scale wood-frame project that is part of a master plan in Fairfax County. Project work focuses on unit design, coordination and approvals in addition to taking on management tasks.

Bonstra | Haresign ARCHITECTSProject Architect for multi-family and mixed-use buildings in the Washington, DC metro area. Work includs new construction, historic renovation, LEED certified projects and building additions in all phases of design and construction.

Presentation of many of these projects for zoning entitlements or special approvals.

Project management experience includes smaller scale residential projects, team organization, coordination, budgeting and other managerial tasks.

Oak Ridge National LaboratoryInternship opportunity in the Building Technologies Department followed by an internship opportunity under an electro-optical engineer.

Drafting research presentations and providing graphic design assistance for group leaders.

Designing and testing an imaging system for the Spallation Neutron Source (SNS), the world’s most powerful neutral scattering facility in the world, at that time. Responsible for valuable optical equipment and data.

The University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleDesign and documentation of the 2011 Solar Decathlon home which was exhibited in Washington, DC.

Participant in the studio where the schematic design was formed and developed. Worked on wall sections, details, graphics and marketing materials for the original submission to the Department of Energy as well as thereafter once the project was accepted into the competition.

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DC Licensed ArchitectAmerican Institute of Architects, Washington DC Chapter

Co-Chair of the AIA | DC Design Excellence Committee(Secretary and member since 2012)

Administering the awards program guidelines, call for entries and schedule. Selecting jurors for each of the awards programs.

Organizing meetings, agendas, minutes and working closely with members to bring new ideas and participants to the table.

Full Circle Philanthropic Committee (Hickok Cole)Architecture in the Schools (Peabody Elementary) Presentation and contact lead for intro on architecture to Pre-K classCosmo Couture Vital team member and fashion show attendeeAnnual Blood Drive Regular donorDisaster Relief Event planning and donorDress for Success Donor organization

Project Architect / Project Manager Roundtable (Hickok Cole)Participating in discussions regarding mentorship in these important roles within the firm.

Quality Control (QC) Committee (Hickok Cole)Developing Revit standards of kitchens and bathrooms for office-wide use. QC of unit designs per accessibility and code requirements.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND

ACTIVITIES

Sketching Instagram devoted to fashion + architecture @razaa.designSewing Passion for re-purposing/recycling old into newTraveling Local exploration at home and abroadPiano Architecture & Music at the District Architecture Center, 2013Languages English, Spanish, French (Minor Degree) Urdu/Hindi (basic/spoken)

SKILLS + INTERESTS

EDUCATION2004 - 2010

2009

The University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleBachelor of Architecture French Minor

Politechnika KrakowskaArchitecture semester abroad program in Krakow, Poland


Contact

Registrations

Work Experience

CannonDesign | Arlington, VALevel II - AssociateHosted monthly staff meetings to provide updates on current and upcoming projects, office events, firm news, and community service opportunities.Supervised junior staff on daily project tasks.Performed Construction Administration on a 5,000 seat basketball arena.

Level IBManaged equipment list of a 3.5 million sq.ft. hospital from the Montréal office.Coordinated Construction Document changes between five offices.Completed equipment list updates three months ahead of schedule.

Level IABuilt architectural models for project interviews.Created presentation materials for design meetings.Produced Design Documents under supervision of Project Architects.

Hickok Cole | Washington, DCProject ArchitectCollaborate on projects in the Commercial Office studio.Host summer internships for local graduating high school seniors.Attend monthly Project Architect roundtable meetings to discuss lessons learned and best practices with other emerging leaders in the firm.

Education

Internship

[email protected]

Licensed Architect: New York StateLEED AP BD + C

Architecture in Schools | VolunteerCreated weekly lesson plans and manage a team of volunteers that teach architecture and STEM related activities at local middle schools.

Full Circle Committee | Co-chairOrganize monthly community service and philanthropic events for the office, accumulating over 100 volunteer hours to date.Establish yearly budget and track spending on committee events.Host monthly committee meeting.

Washington Architectural Foundation | VolunteerLead volunteer team at District Architecture Center Kids Summer Camp.

2012 - 2018

2018 - Present

2016 - 2018

Sept. 2014 - July 2015

Aug. 2012 - Sept. 2014

June 2012 - Aug. 2012

July 2015 - Dec. 2017

Jan. 2018 - Present

Aug. 2017 - PresentJan. 2016 - Present

Sept. 2008 - June 2012

Fall 2006 Eagle Scout

The Ohio State UniversityB.S. Architecture, Cum LaudeAlpha Rho Chi Medal Recipient

Volunteer

CannonDesign | Arlington, VA One of two applicants from the Knowlton School of Architecture selected for a summer internship via competitive interview process with professors and firm leadership.

ANDREW BICKELL, AIA, LEED AP BD + C

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EDUCATION

REGISTRATION

Bachelors of Science in Architecture

Facoltà di Architettura, Ascoli Piceno, Italy

ASY3A | PAU Pereiras Architects Ubiquitous, Summer Intern

Studio MB (previously McGraw Bagnoli Architects), Staff Designer

Studio MB, Project Architect

Studio MB, Associate

• University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, PennDesign

• The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, Knowlton School of Architecture

• Knowlton School of Architecture Spring Italy Program, ten weeks with studio courses in Ascoli Piceno and Rome

• ASY3A was a small architectural firm with offices in New Jersey and Long Island, as an intern I took field measurements, produced design documents, met with clients, and produced construction documents for residential, landscape, and commercial projects at a range of scales.

• Freshened Fish Market, Updated Site Anchors the Wharf Development• Responding to a Growing Need, Architects Design Community Gardens with Flair

• As a member of a team of 5, won first prize in the international competition developed by Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley in McAllen, Texas.

• Worked independently on small scale single family projects and in teams on larger scale projects, focusing on production of drawings, graphics, and drawings at all design phases.

• Led projects through all design phases including client meeting, consultant coordination, and construction administration of projects ranging in scale from 1,000 SF to 30,000 SF.

• While continuing my work as the project leader of a 100,000 SF public school, I am also responsible business development including marketing, outreach, and office culture development.

Masters of Architecture

Licensed Architect: District of Columbia

WORK EXPERIENCE

Facilities and Operations Department at Ohio State University, Student Assistant for the Maintenance Engineers, Columbus, OH

AWARDS, INVOLVEMENT, + PUBLICATIONS

Knowlton School of Architecture, James E. Gui ’54 Design Competition, Honorable MentionMar 2012

PennDesign, E. Lewis Dales Memorial Travel FellowshipJan 2013Student Work published on suckerPUNCHFall 2012

PennDesign, Samuel K. Schneidman FellowshipMay 2013

La Voûte de LeFevre, Matter Design, Build Team MemberSpr 2012

One School Committee, Student Chair2011-12

1662 Euclid Street NW, Apt AWashington, DC [email protected](330)647-4596

JENNA BOLINO, AIA

2012

2011

2014

Apr 2017- Present

PennDesign, Merit Chair Scholarship

Featured in Architecture DC, Summer 2019

Member of DC Building Industry Association

Member of American Institute of Architects

First Prize, Building a Humanitarian Respite Center, Restoring Dignity of the Boarder

Sept 2013

May 2019

Mar 2019 - Present

Apr 2017 - Present

Jan 2019

2013

June 2014 - Apr 2017

Apr 2017 - Apr 2019

Apr 2019 -Present

2010-12

Graduate Assistant for Graduate Architecture Studio, University of Pennsylvania, PennDesign, Critic Ben Krone

Spr 2014

Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program 2019-2020U.S. Courthouse in Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands | EXP

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EDUCATION

Pennsylvania State University May 2010Bachelor of ArchitectureFrench Language & Cultures Minor GPA 3.54 I Dean’s List Involvement I Sede di Roma study abroad. AIAS. Phi Eta Sigma. IM Soccer

Pennsylvania Governor’s School of Excellence School for the Arts | 2004 Alum Architecture and Dance Studies

Seneca Valley High SchoolJune 2005 | High School Diploma

VALERIEBOUDREAUXAIA, LEED AP BD +C, WELL AP

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Perkins Eastman | Washington DC | Nov 2015 - PresentAssociate | Project Manager/Project Architect PM/PA - 400,000+ sf phased Senior Living campus repositioning PA - 150,000+ sf new Senior Living mid-rise PA - various Concept Phase master plans and Interior fi t outs

Eric Colbert & Associates | Washington DC |Jul 2010 - Oct 2015Staff Architect PA - 310 unit, 350,000 sf new construction, mixed use/multi-family mid rise Staff Architect - 144 unit, 78,000 sf new construction micro-unit mid-rise Staff Architect - 268 unit, 254,000 sf historic renovation/new construction mixed use/multi-family mid-rise Staff architect - various other multi-family new construction and historic renovation projects

PSU Department of Earth & Mineral Sciences | Jan - Sept 2009Architectural co-Project Manager, Solar Decathlon 2009

Penn State College of Arts & Architecture | Jan - May 2010Research Assistant

Weber Murphy Fox, Inc | Erie, PA | May - Aug 2008Intern Architect

Lapiz Design | Columbus, OH | May - Aug 2007Intern Architect

SKILLS

Revit

AutoCAD

SketchUp

Adobe Creative Suite

Project Management

Team Coordination

Construction Administration

French Language

CONNECT

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OTHER EXPERIENCE

AIA DC member

Volunteer Observer for Solar Decathlon 2011

AIA NOVA WLI - Dress for Success 2016 & Spring Lecture Series on Resilient Design 2016

Participant in Rebuilding Together in Washington DC

Participant in Walk to End Alzheimer’s, Perkins Eastman DC team

Participant Walk for Children’s Pittsburgh

PROFILE

As an emerging profesional in the design and construction industry, I am looking to diversify my ongoing education and experience. I aim to expand my knowledge and skill set to become a well rounded and strong architect and leader, both at a company and industry trend level.


EDUCATION2005-2010 | Roger Williams UniversityBS in Architecture | Master of Architecture• 2007-2010 AIAS Treasurer; successfully advocated

for first graduate level sustainability course• 2007-2009 Admissions Ambassador Leader; initiated

and led redevelopment of RWU’s Office of Admissions tour guide training program; trained and mentored 6-8 new Ambassadors (tour guides) annually.

EMPLOYMENT2015-Present | American Institute of ArchitectsSr. Manager, Resilient Communities• Responsible for developing and implementing annual

programming, data capture, and management of resilience and disaster assistance programs

• Led development of key AIA resources including the 3rd edition of the Disaster Assistance Handbook; a go-to guide for architects and industry colleagues engaged in disaster assistance, and the Resilience + Adaptation on-line certificate series; an AIAU-hosted series consisting of over 16 HSW CEUs that provide architects with the knowledge to address shocks and stresses.

• Led organization, planning, content development and execution of AIA 2018 Building Safety Month Reception and expert panel for architects, industry collaborators, and congressional representatives.

• Leads marketing and communications for Resilience + Adaptation and Disaster Assistance Programs

• Initiated hiring of, and oversaw management of, 2016 resilience summer intern

• Led development of ARCH 102 to increase colleagues’ knowledge of architects and citizen architects as a member of the AIA Architecture Appreciation Hamsterdam team

2014-2015 | Alfonso + AssociatesSr. Design Consultant• Sole company representative on larger consultant

team for DOD space planning initiative. • Coordinated space planning and space management

for over 300,000SF of leased real estate across six buildings; including analysis of current and future space needs through quantitative and qualitative research.

• Led development of company marketing materials, capability statements, and project proposals.

• Held Public Trust security clearance.

2010-2014 | BBGMJunior Architect• Led building system coordination for 3 major hotels• Co-led development of firm-wide Revit standards

Lindsay Brugger, AIA, SEED, CPHC, NCARBVOLUNTEERISM2019-Present | Arundel Co-Op PresidentManaging application of reserve study report to address over $100K in deferred maintenance

2017-Present | AIA DC Design Like A Girl Volunteer mentor. Program pairs middle school girls ages 11 – 13 with mentors from the Architecture, Construction, and Engineering fields so that girls can learn about a new career first-hand from professional women.

2017-Present | DC Cookbook ClubBookclub meets potluck: Cookbook Clubs have popped up around the country as a way to explore new recipes and build community. When the concept was brought to me by a hesitant friend, we opted to embark on the culinary adventure together, co-founding the group in January 2017.

2012-2016 | AFH-DC [now Open Architecture DC] • Co-authored successful 2012 AIA/AFH Disaster

Response Plan grant application which led to co-founding Resilience by Design Program.

• Led development of the Design Professional’s Guide to Disasters to facilitate interest and engagement by the design community in preparing for, mitigating, and responding to disasters

• Facilitated disaster assistance professional development opportunities for design professionals including engagement in local training opportunities, collaborations with area organizations such as the National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster and arranged presentations from experts in the field including representatives from FEMA and the Resilient DC initiative

• Led space planning initiative for DC’s Health Emergency Preparedness & Response Administration to redesign post-disaster Points of Dispensary; an exercise in spatial organization and crowd management that contributed to the resilience of DC’s public health system.

• Organized a team to respond to the AIA Designing Recovery Competition where a tornado-resistant home prototype was developed.

• Led development, launch, and public event planning for the National Treasures Design Competition (NTDC) to encourage risk awareness and creative hazard mitigation and climate adaptation ideas for the Nation’s capital as well as promote engagement between city officials and the design community.

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Lindsay Brugger, continuedVOLUNTEERISM, CONTINUED2014-2016 | MakeDC Board SecretaryProvided strategic advisement to the public interest design firm, MakeDC, on topics of client outreach, growth, and marketing.

2015-2016 | National Building Museum Program Design Committee Recruited to work with fellow committee members and Museum staff to design new museum experiences and programs specifically for adult audiences.

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS 2018 • AIA Grassroots Conference• Hickok Cole Lunch and Learn• CallisonRTKL Spark Week

2017• Bonstra Harrington Munch & Learn• Impact Design Drinks• AIA New England Conference • AIA Leadership Institute

2016 • Catholic University of Architecture Guest Lecture• AIA DC Mentoring Workshop: Leading in the Public

Interest

2015 • AIA DC Chris Kelley Leadership Development

Program Design and Community Service Session • Resilient Virgina Conference

2014 • AIA Baltimore Resilient Cities lecture series

2013 • Architecture For Humanity Design like you Give a

Damn Conference

LICENSES + CERTIFICATIONS2019-Present | Certified Passive House ConsultantCertified Passive House Consultants (CPHC) are trained in the PHIUS+ climate-specific building standard for climate mitigation and climate adaptation

2015-Present | Registered ArchitectLicensed in the District of Columbia

2014-Present | SAP Evaluator and TrainerThe Safety Assessment Program (SAP) trains volunteer professional engineers, architects, and certified building inspectors to assist local governments in safety evaluation of their built environment in the aftermath of a disaster.

2012-Present | Community Emergency Response TeamThe Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may impact their area and provides training in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations.

2012-Present | SEED CertificationSocial, Economic, Environmental, Design (SEED) goes beyond green design with a “triple bottom line” approach that tracks and documents social, economic, and environmental impact.

HONORS + AWARDS2010 Alpha Rho Chi Medal for professional promise, leadership, and community service.


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RELEVANT WORK

STUDIOS Architecture WASHINGTON, D.C. Project Architect/Design Technology ManagerSeptember 2015–Current

§ Project Architect responsible for design, discipline coordination, documentation and construction administration on projects including higher education, commercial, law firms, embassy and high end retail.

§ Design Technology Manager for the East Coast Division responsible for firm-wide BIM standards, technology research & development, and leadership of firm-wide technology committees.

World Headquarters McCormick HUNT VALLEY, MDPROJECT ARCHITECT | 400,000 SF | $65,000,000 | SEPTEMBER 2015–MARCH 2019

Developed overall design from initial concept to construction documents , including specification writing, code analysis, interdisciplinary coordination, client meetings, construction progress meetings, submittal reviews, RFI responses, construction progress meetings, field reports, project close out and project management. Managed and coordinated multiple models and led creation of training and procedural guides and model content. Coordinated design and construction LEED submittals, coordinating closely with the contractor to achieve LEED Gold project certification.

Camana Bay Master Plan + Office Building Dart Enterprises GEORGETOWN, GRAND CAYMANPROJECT ARCHITECT | 300,000 SF | SEPTEMBER 2015–MARCH 2019

Worked closely with the client and end users to develop the design from concept of a multi-block mixed-use development including a 10 story office tower, park, residential tower and parking garage.

Cultural Center Embassy of India WASHINGTON, D.C.PROJECT ARCHITECT | 10,000 SF | $5,000,000| NOVEMBER 2018–CURRENT

Conducted design meetings with the client and end users and developed architectural design and detailing from schematic design to construction documents, including code analysis, specification writing, consultant coordination, management of AE team, and interdisciplinary coordination.

Franklin Park Renovation DC Department of General Services WASHINGTON, D.C.PROJECT ARCHITECT | 1 CITY BLOCK | NOVEMBER 2018–CURRENT

Oversaw and managed the design team and developed the design from conceptual design to construction documents, including construction details, code analysis, budget analysis, specifications, LEED coordinations, high performance design research and implementation, presentation drawings, and 3D renderings.

Law Firm Renovation Shulte, Roth & Zabel WASHINGTON, D.C.PROJECT ARCHITECT | 22,000 SF | JANUARY 2018–OCTOBER 2018

Worked closely with the client and managed the design team to develop the renovation of the project from concept to construction administration including, documentation, code analysis, material selection, RFI responses, submittal reviews, construction progress meetings, field reports, and project close out.

Clark Nexsen WASHINGTON, D.C. ArchitectAugust 2007–September 2015

§ Project Architect responsible for design, discipline coordination, and construction administration on projects including higher education, commercial, government, healthcare, athletics, science and technology, embassy, transportation, and design competition.

§ Sustainable Design Coordinator for projects and for fostering a firm-wide sustainable design culture. § Proposal and qualification lead for pursuits including graphics, writing, and presentation.

Dupont Circle Branch Headquarters Coldwell Banker WASHINGTON, D.C.PROJECT ARCHITECT | 4,200 SF | $650,000 | DECEMBER 2014–AUGUST 2015

Living Building Challenge Design Competition DC Living Building Challenge Collaborative WASHINGTON, D.C.PROJECT ARCHITECT | 20,000 SF | $6,000,000 | JANUARY 2015–JUNE 2015

Nursing Simulation Teaching Lab George Washington University Virginia Science & Technology Campus ASHBURN, VIRGINIAPROJECT ARCHITECT | 5,000 SF | $300,000 | NOVEMBER 2014–JULY 2015

Breezeway Addition And Renovation Uniformed Service University Health Services BETHESDA, MARYLANDPROJECT ARCHITECT | 5,000 SF | $2,700,000 | 2013–2015

Multipurpose Center Virginia State University PETERSBURG, VIRGINIAPROJECT ARCHITECT | 168,000 SF | $55,000,000 | 2012–2013

Science & Engineering Building / Information Commons Germanna Community College FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIAARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER, BIM MANAGER AND LEED COORDINATOR | 50,000 SF | $18,800,000 | 2009–2014

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Thorton Tomasetti NEWARK, NJ Structural Engineer InternMay 2006–August 2006

§ Digital model builder for 2D and 3D structural analysis and construction documentation. § Quality and constructability reviewer for structural shop drawings.

Prudential Center NHL New Jersey Devils NEWARK, NEW JERSEYSTRUCTURAL ENGINEER INTERN | 850,000 SF | $380,000,000 | MAY 2006—AUGUST 2006

Comcast Center Liberty Property Trust PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIASTRUCTURAL ENGINEER INTERN | 1,350,000 SF | $540,000,000 | MAY 2006—AUGUST 2006

MetLife Stadium New York Jets and New York Giants EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEYSTRUCTURAL ENGINEER INTERN | 2,200,000 SF | $1,600,000,000 | MAY 2006—AUGUST 2006

EDUCATION

The Pennsylvania State University STATE COLLEGE, PA Master of Engineering, Structural § Research Assistant, Building Envelope Research Laboratory § 2007 Solar Decathlon, Structural Team Lead § Symphonic Band/Wind Ensemble § Graduate Student Association—Vice President § Dean’s List

The California Polytechnic State University SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA Bachelor of Architecture § Minor in Music § Symphonic Band/Wind Ensemble § Dean’s List

SOFTWARERevit | AutoCAD | SketchUp | Adobe Creative Suite | Vision | New Forma | Microsoft Office | Windows | OS X

ASSOCIATIONS § Registered Architect DC # ARC101939 § Registered Engineer, VA # 0402051600 § LEED Accredited Professional—Building Design + Construction § Secret Clearance, Department of Defense § Member, American Institute of Architects § Member, National Society of Professional Engineer § 2010 Architecture in the Schools § 2010 CANstruction, Team Lead

§ Member, Communications Committee, USGBC NCR § Member, Tours Committee, AIA Convention 2012 § Member, Tours Committee, Greenbuild 2015 § Member, Society of American Military Engineers § Member, Bass Clarinet, DC’s Different Drummers § Chair, Publicity Committee, DC’s Different Drummers § Member, Board of Directors, DC’s Different Drummers

PUBLICATIONS § Journal of Civil Engineering and Science, “Comparative Evaluation of Structural and Water Penetration Performance of Three Different

Masonry Wall Types in Residential Construction.” (March 2012). Ali M. Memari, Steven V. Grossenbacher, Lisa D. Lulo. Presented at SEI Structures Conference and ASCE International Conference.

CONFERENCES § Greenbuild § AIA Convention § SEI Structures Conference

§ ASCE International Conference § Autodesk University § BiLT Conference

Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program 2019-2020801 East Men's Shelter | Wiencek + Associates

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Christopher D. Haverkamp 2001 Clarendon Blvd. 122

Arlington, VA 22201

Cell: 918-694-8610 [email protected]

Relevant Experience FOX Architects – Washington, D.C. Project Architect – 2018 - Present Staff Architect – 2018 Staff Designer – 2017 - 2018 • Led master planning and site analysis projects for new business and developer-driven real-estate opportunities.• Staff Architect of new trophy class office building in heart of downtown D.C. from design through construction. • Organized and led lecture series for 3D visualization, beginner through advance, courses on rendering software. DiMella Shaffer – Boston, MA Intern Architect – 2016 - 2017 • Design member of two major student housing renovations and academic quad located at Tufts University. • Succeeded in five other concept, schematic, and design development proposals and projects. • Demonstrated team support in digital rendering and graphic design packages during early concept studies. Harvard University – Cambridge, MA

Graduate Assistant – 2016 - 2017 • Curated a design showcase for students’ academic thesis project for São Paulo, Brazil city government. • Produced in partnership with Somatic Collaborative an exploratory housing project in Kassel, Germany. • Planned and oversaw lecturer course on housing and urbanization in both the United States, and global cities. GH2 Architects – Tulsa, OK Intern Architect – 2015 • Led planning and design efforts in community pro-bono crisis prevention projects for local non-profit. • Programed and designed K-12 master planning campus plan and new elementary school facilities. • Produced master planning concepts for secondary private school campus expansion project. KKT Architects, Inc. – Tulsa, OK Intern Architect – 2013 - 2014 • Executed design concepts and development of a diversified energy companies new campus headquarters. • Document design standards and graphics presentations for future proposals and project phases. • Assisted managing design partner in concept studies and graphic renderings.

Education Harvard University Graduate School of Design – Cambridge, MA Master of Architecture in Urban Design, 2017 Oklahoma State University - Stillwater, OK Bachelor of Architecture, Magna Cum Laude, 2015 Minors in Architectural Studies: History and Theory; Geography

Achievements • National Council of Architectural Registration Boards –

Certified Member • District of Columbia Board of Architecture, Interior

Design and Landscape Architecture – Architect License

• American Institute of Architects - Certificate of Merit

• Fellow of Oklahoma State School of Architecture

Leadership Development Program • Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award • Schools of Construction - Design Build - 2nd Place • Pella Prize – Honorable Mention Award • Illuminating Engineering Society Lighting Award

Community Service • Oklahoma School of Architecture – Student Mentor

- Mentor current professional school students for professional placement, industry outlook, and career advice. • Boston 2024 Olympics - Social Media Team

- Engaged with community and Olympic team members to garner support and excitement for potential hosting. • American Red Cross Blood Donor

- Ongoing continued blood donor following tragic amputation accident of a collegiate colleague. • YMCA – Youth Athletic Coach

- Athletic coach for youth flag-football and soccer during the summer, and indoor soccer during the winter.

Computer Skills • Trained and Proficient in Revit Architecture, AutoCAD, Google Sketchup, Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Lumion 3D,

Universal Laser Systems, Dimension 3D Printing, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, ArcGIS.

Interests / Activities• American Institute of Architects – Architect

Member • American Institute of Architects – Emerging

Architects Committee Member • American Institute of Architects – Washington DC

Chapter – Member

• Tau Sigma Delta Member – Architecture Honor Society

• FOX Architects – Design Challenge – Ongoing Participant

• FOX Collaborative – Design Lecturer – 3D Visualization Series


Joseph Iwaskiw

AIA, LEED AP BD+C

2113 N St NW Washington, DC 20037

443.520.2574 [email protected]

Experience

DC License: ARC102966

Associate / Soto Architecture October 2015 - Present, Washington D.C.

• Designing and detailing projects from pre-design to completion for clients in

multi-family markets, including student, market rate, senior, and affordable

housing.

• Managing teams day to day to complete large scale (200+ unit) design projects

on deadline at a level of high quality.

•Building a small business, including instituting research and design techniques,

developing studio culture, and creating new firm standards.

Adjunct Professor - Parametric Design / Virginia Tech August 2014 - Present, Alexandria, VA

• Teaching and directing students in understanding parametric design concepts

through the use of Rhino and Grasshopper software.

• Investigating materials and methods of digital fabrication, thermal and

structural analysis, and evolutionary driven design.

Architectural Designer / Grimm + Parker Architects May 2011 - October 2015, McLean, VA

• Designing and detailing projects from pre-design to completion for clients in the K-12, Civic, and Higher-Ed markets.

• Producing schematic level designs and graphics for a wide array of K-12 proposals and presentations under tight schedules and deadlines.

Education Master of Architecture / Virginia Tech May 2014, Alexandria, VA

Bachelor of Science, Architecture / University of Maryland May 2009, College Park, MD

Honors + Associations

Software

• 2011 HKS Mid-Atlantic Design Fellowship, Washington, D.C.

• 2013 Emerging Leaders in Architecture Nomination, Virginia Society AIA

• 2014 All-Staff Recognition of Service, Grimm + Parker Architects

• 2015 Design Leadership Award, Grimm + Parker Architects

• 2017 Design for Children Team Leader, Open Architecture Collaborative DC

• Deacon + Affordable Housing Ministry Leader, Grace DC

• Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, Sketchup, V-RAY, Enscape, Adobe Creative

Suites, Rhino, Dynamo, Grasshopper, and Microsoft Office.

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Volunteer Experience

Publications

Deacon + Housing Ministry Leader / Grace DC Present, Washington D.C.

• Caring for the physical and financial needs of the congregation and wider

community alongside a dozen peers in coordination with the Church. Routinely

walk alongside those who are struggling and help them in their time of need.

• Co-led a small group to advocate and minister to Washington, DC’s need for

affordable housing. This group went to a variety of community meetings to help

advocate for affordable housing and volunteered with a number of organizations

to help build affordable housing.

• Volunteered with Habitat for Humanity on a monthly basis for two years to

help better neighborhood engagement and service within the congregation and

community.

Design for Children Team Leader / Open Architecture Collaborative Spring 2017, Washington D.C.

•Led a team of four volunteers to create a schematic set of drawings for a

daycare center fit-out at an existing church.

•Met with stakeholders, documented existing conditions, and created

permit-level drawings and renderings to prepare for fundraising.

• Public Gains: A Stadium for the People – 2014 ISSUU

•OAC DC Design for Children 2017 Design Package – 2017 MEDIUM


BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE

2007-12 | Auburn University | Auburn, AL

2009, 2011-12 | Rural Studio | Newbern, AL

2010 | Universita di Firenze | Florence, Italy

BACHELOR OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

2009-12 | Auburn University | Auburn, AL

Summa Cum Laude, Honors Scholar

A L L Y S O N K L I N N E R , A I AA r c h i t e c t

P. 334 728 0423 | M. [email protected] | W. http://allysonklinner.wix.com/portfolio | A. 313 E. Capitol St. SE, Washington, DC

PROJECT MANAGER / ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER2014-Present | Studio Twenty Seven Architecture | Washington, DC

Manage the design and construction administration processes for multiple Pre-K - 8 schools throughout the District. Responsibilities have included masterplanning for

phased construction projects as well as overseeing numerous summer blitz campus renovation projects. Assisted in the concept design and construction administration

of an award-winning adaptive-reuse multi-family residential project.

DESIGNER / PROJECT MANAGER / BUILDER2011-2014 | Rural Studio | Greensboro, Alabama

Designed and built a 5,000 sf Boys & Girls Club. Responsibilities within the design and construction process included managing a team of four, working closely

with leaders of the Greensboro City Council and local Boys & Girls Club chapter, fundraising and soliciting material donations for construction of the club, and

writing - and successfully securing - grants for the Greensboro Boys & Girls Club.

ARCHIVIST / DIRECTOR’S ASSISTANT2012-2014 | Rural Studio | Greensboro, Alabama

Responsible for digitally archiving all projects in the history of Rural Studio. Additional responsibilities included assisting the director of Rural Studio with the preparation of drawings and files for publication as well as producing preliminary

site drawings for various studio projects.

VOLUNTEER 2011-2012 | Boys & Girls Club | Greensboro, Alabama

Tutored elementary-aged kids in all subjects and assisted with daily club operations.2011-2012 | Project Horshoe Farms | Greensboro, Alabama

Tutored two fifth grade students weekly in math

PRESIDENT2010-2011 | Auburn University CADC Student Council | Auburn, Alabama

Represented the College of Architecture, Design, & Construction within the Student Government Association. Actively worked alongside the Student Council representatives to hear and address student opinions and concerns and promote

involvement within CADC by hosting various interdisciplinary events and meetings. Lead a team of students from various disciplines within the College on a volunteer

project to design orphanages for a local adoption agency, which included site visits to the Dominican Republic.

VICE-PRESIDENT2008-2009 | Auburn University CADC Student Council | Auburn, Alabama

Represented the College of Architecture, Design, & Construction within the Student Government Association. Actively worked with the President to hear and address

student opinions and concerns and promote involvement within CADC by hosting various interdisciplinary events and meetings.

S K I L L S

DESIGN / CREATIVITY

MANAGEMENT

CRITICAL THINKING / PROBLEM SOLVING

LISTENING

COMMUNICATING

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JOHN BURKE

Principal at Studio 27 ArchitectureP. 202 939 0027

M. [email protected]

TODD RAY

Principal at Page/ P. 202 909 4900


ANDREW FREEAR

Professor and Director at Rural StudioP. 334 624 4483


RUSTY SMITH

Associate ProfessorAssociate Director of Rural Studio

P. 334 844 5444M. [email protected]

A L L Y S O N K L I N N E R , A I AA r c h i t e c t

P. 334 728 0423 | M. [email protected] | W. http://allysonklinner.wix.com/portfolio | A. 313 E. Capitol St. SE, Washington, DC

DESIGNING | CREATING | TRAVELING HIKING | PHOTOGRAPHY | BAKING

UNIVERSITY HONORS SCHOLAR2012 | This is the highest graduating distinction conferred upon a graduate of Auburn University, attained by completing a minimum of 30 hours of Honors

College courses and disciplinary requirements, including the submission of an architectural thesis.

PHI KAPPA PHI HONOR SOCIETY2012 | This honor society recognizes and honors persons of good character who

have excell

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