Although I am a licensed architect, this represents just one aspect of my professional expertise. Most of my career has been focused on working at a much larger scale — that of cities — where I apply urban planning and design principles, as well as real estate knowledge, to guide complex land development projects.
Early in my career, I worked as an architect on a range of commercial and residential projects, primarily in a production role supporting the designs of others. While this type of work is not the central focus of my portfolio, it has provided a valuable foundation that enriches my broader professional practice.
My work continues to center on real estate market analysis and financial feasibility, providing consulting services to developers, cities, and owners/occupants of buildings - particularly corporate/institutional clients - on how to strategically think about managing their portfolios from both operational and investment perspectives.
While my primary focus remains consulting for large-scale planning and development, and the real estate portfolios of corporate and institutional clients, I continue to engage in building and interior design on a selective basis as opportunities arise.
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Chicago Loft - Designer's Residence
Combination Market, Cafe, Car Wash, & Laundromat
Commercial Space for a Graphic and Web Design Company in an existing warehouse
Single Family Home 2nd Floor addition
Wurster Hall Archives and Gallery Space (underneath eastern courtyard)
1. entry/circulation desk
2. administrative office
3. administrative office
4. conservation laboratory
5. reading room (double height)
6. exhibition space
7. conference room
8. storage stacks
9. kitchenette
10. restroom
11. fire exit
12. circulation/lounge/display
13. reading room (below)
14. overlook (semi-enclosed)
15. shop courtyard
16. main courtyard
17. circulation space (below)
18. approach
Chinatown Community Center, San Francisco
Emeryville Loft Addition
Oakland Affordable Housing Study
Interpretive Trail Center in the Northern California HIlls
Various Studies for buildings related to Urban Design projects