Responsible for $159 million in construction projects for Perkins+Will Canada (formerly Shore Tilbe Perkins+Will). Currently managing one of the firm’s largest projects: a recreation complex for a private client with an estimated $100 million budget and an aggressive schedule.
Achieved professional licensure in less than two years.
Only architect in Ontario under age 30 to be admitted to Ontario Association of Architects.
At age 19, helped build a kitchen and school addition in Uganda.
Mentors young intern architects through the licensure process.
Volunteer, OAA Experience Requirement Committee. Evaluates training and experience of foreign architects applying for licensure in Ontario.
Initiated Christian Martinelli Memorial Scholarship at Ryerson University in memory of late friend.
Favorite vacation spot: Paris. In the winter.
Unusual golfer: actually admits to being a terrible player.
Jumps out of planes for fun.
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LED lighting technology provides unique advantages, but it’s also important to understand its limitations for optimized application.
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The Anacostia Neighborhood Library in Washington, D.C., and the renovation of Cass Gilbert’s grand Beaux-Arts library in St. Louis are among six projects to be named 2013 AIA/ALA Library Building Award winners.
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BIM modeling tools are great, but if you can't run efficient, productive coordination meetings, the Building Team will never realize the benefits of true BIM coordination. Here are some helpful tips for making the most of coordination meetings.
