Worked with Albuquerque public schools & AIA Albuquerque collaboratively teaching Architectural basics to Elementary school students through ‘Learning by Design’ initiative.

•	Oversee the design and construction of 100+ new units, 250+ renovation units, 920ksqft area, and over $50M worth of development.
•	Guide design development and production aspects of senior, mixed-use, multi-family residential projects.
•	Collaborate with Principal Architect and staff to organize, coordinate, and execute documentation efforts.
•	Devise architectural solutions and translate the same into working drawings.
•	Supervise aspects of construction administration, including review of submittals/samples, response to RFIs, narratives, and design solutions to issue ASIs.
•	Conduct 30+ onsite construction administration and site inspection visits to assess quality of work.
•	Attend client meetings and design review meetings.
•	Worked with consultants, contractors, specification writers and regulatory agencies to meet overall project objectives.

•	Participated in the design, concept development, and refinement of multi-family, mixed-use high-rise buildings.
•	Created 3D models and visualizations of design concepts.
•	Informed design selection and detail creation based on products selected.
•	Executed construction observation, shop drawing review, and other construction phase activities.
•	Developed complete code studies for review by the Project Manager.

•	Created architectural designs in accordance with firm-wide documentation standards.
•	Prepared client presentations under the direction of the Project Manager.
•	Contributed insights to design aspects including finish schedules, specifications, furnishings, color schemes, and renders.

•	Delivered lessons in perspective, figure drawing, and sequential drawings.
•	Taught students about the design and fundamentals of interior architecture.
•	Developed comprehensive reference material that was used for each class.
•	Offered tutoring for 500+ high school students seeking to qualify for the national-level Bachelor of Architecture entrance exam (NATA).
•	Worked with students to develop strategies to improve problem solving skills and analysis.

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