Firm Profile

I believe it is vital for a designer to have the ability to see and understand a project on many levels and to be committed to values not just rooted in architectural aesthetics but in community context and the environments of the project we build.

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Since establishing my office in 1998, I have designed and executed projects ranging from the small recording studios of Milkboy Productions to larger projects like the 90,000 square foot YSC sports complex and academy, a world-class soccer facility in Wayne, PA. I continue to stay involved in community projects such as the Safe Harbor Homeless Shelter, a low-income community center, the Care Center for Christ, the local Salvation Army food pantry and other projects. As an architect, I have always been grounded in not only building for my clients but for my community, as well. I have always taken a gestalt-like approach to my work and career. My commitment to community is a product of a career that began when I moved from my native city of Toronto to Boston then to New York followed by Kingston, Jamaica and a brief stay near Limoges, France, as well. Living and working in a variety of cities and countries has allowed me an ever-growing view of commonality. It is also important to me that, as an architect, I have worked in all aspects of the architectural process; handling every task from client relationships, capital campaigns, site analysis, project design, construction documentation, construction administration work, and more.

 

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