Morris Adjmi Architects

As a Director, Christian works collaboratively with Founding Principal Morris Adjmi and MA’s leadership team to develop and execute projects and initiatives that align with the firm's core focus and long-term goals. He joins MA with over 25 years of architectural experience, most recently as the Founding Principal and Director of ODA Architecture. Well-known for his collaborative approach and mentorship in his work, Christian has a proven record of success leading teams on innovative mixed-use/mixed-income projects and shares MA’s strong commitment to design excellence and creating value for our clients and communities.

Christian is the Board President of the Society of Registered Architects (SARA) New York Chapter, a member of the Industry Advisory Group for the United States Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (OBO), an active member of the AIA and Urban Land Institute (ULI), and an Adjunct Professor at City Tech.

As MA's Chief Operating Officer, Allison is responsible for business performance and planning in the areas of finance, human resources, information technology, and office management. Working closely with the firm’s principal, she oversees day-to-day administrative and operational functions, as well as long-range strategic plans and initiatives. In this leadership role, Allison leverages more than 15 years of experience in the AEC industry, providing specialized insights to guide MA's continued success.

Drawing on nearly three decades of industry experience, Jennifer serves as MA’s Director of Documentation and Construction Administration. In this leadership role, she is responsible for developing and implementing processes that improve MA’s documentation standards, protocols during construction, and the overall quality of the firm’s project deliverables. Monthly, she facilitates cross-studio communication with the firm’s project managers and project architects to proactively discuss new ideas and practical, implementable solutions to meet the firm’s high standards for quality control, project efficiency, and client satisfaction. Since joining the firm, Jennifer has also spearheaded construction administration services on several of the firm’s large-scale developments in Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.

As MA's Director of Marketing & Communications, Lauren is responsible for strategic positioning to drive brand recognition and growth that aligns with the firm's core focus, target market strategy, and long-term goals. In this role, she leads MA's marketing department to develop and execute comprehensive marketing, communications, and business development initiatives—ensuring all internal and external messaging and deliverables are consistent with the firm's voice and brand identity.

With more than ten years of experience supporting design firms in this capacity, Lauren leverages her strong communication skills, brand acumen, service-focused values, and ability to foster strategic partnerships to drive MA's continued success.

Tom is a Studio Director at MA recognized for his ability to deliver a wide range of complex residential, commercial, and institutional projects, including those involving highly publicized entitlement processes. This has recently included the delivery of Atlantic Plumbing 901W—a unique 354,000-square-foot mixed-use multifamily development in Washington, D.C., consisting of two 11-story through-block structures joined by a sky-bridge. He is currently overseeing several large-scale mixed-use projects in various stages of completion across the U.S., including the delivery of 350 & 400 Summer Street—two adjacent commercial towers in Boston's Seaport District totaling more than 1 million square feet, as well as the documentation of a 380,000-square-foot dormitory project MA designed for the U.C. College System. 

In addition, Tom leads MA's Sustainability Committee, ensuring the firm continues to employ the latest advancements in green technology and design.

Based in MA’s New Orleans Office, Studio Director Ian Mills oversees many of the firm’s projects in the south and on the west coast, including a wide range of hotels and multifamily projects that offer unique hospitality experiences. Recently, this has included overseeing several projects within the master-planned Water Street Tampa development: The EDITION Hotel & Residence, which features a blend of condominium units and hotel rooms, as well as 1050 Water Street, a 788,000-square-foot development featuring 500 residential units—a portion of which will be furnished and operated under an extended-stay hotel brand. Both projects are currently in construction. Also in Florida, Ian was responsible for the delivery of the recently completed Goodtime Hotel within the Miami Beach Art Deco Historic District. Back in New Orleans, he is currently overseeing the adaptive reuse of a historic building as a 96,000-square-foot boutique hotel with 50 apartment-style guest suites, a food hall, cafe, and multiple bar venues.

Leveraging more than 20 years of international project experience ranging from boutique hospitality buildings to large-scale urban renewal efforts, Harlan is recognized for his ability to channel creativity and create clear and rational designs. As MA’s Design Director, he is responsible for ensuring an efficient, innovative, and purposeful design process on each of the firm’s wide-ranging projects. In this role, he helps project teams navigate complex design challenges while remaining mindful of the realities of context, budget, and constructability, serving as a mentor to encourage learning and growth.

Prior to joining MA, Harlan was a founding director of the widely published and awarded Sydney-based architecture studio, Redgen Mathieson Architects, where he oversaw the design direction of projects throughout Australia, Asia, and Europe.

As MA’s Design Director of Interiors, Becca works closely with the firm’s Principal, Design Director of Architecture, and Studio Directors to steer the development of warm yet refined spaces that harmoniously integrate within a project’s architectural and commercial contexts. In this leadership role, she helps to establish overall design goals and standards for the firm, inspire creativity, and ensure that projects are completed to the highest level of quality.

Leveraging more than 15 years of industry experience, Becca’s award-winning work is guided by the principle that the most successful spaces don’t just look beautiful, they feel good as well. Prior to joining MA, she served as the Director of Interior Design at One Kings Lane and formerly AvroKO, where she received recognition for highly-publicized projects, such as The Zodiac Room restaurant at Neiman Marcus in Hudson Yards, which was featured in Interior Design and Hospitality Design magazines; the Perry Lane Hotel, named the "Best New Hotel in the World" by Travel + Leisure; as well as the renovation of Minnie Driver's Malibu residence, featured in House Beautiful and People.

As the Director of MA Art Services, Lyle leads the design and development of all interior and exterior art programming for the firm's projects. Specializing in the thoughtful curation of artwork and the coordination of original commissions, he has recently overseen the selection and placement of art at Nexus Club New York, a 34,000-square-foot social club offering a wide range of amenity spaces and services in Manhattan. Lyle has also conceived and executed several conceptual, art-based placemaking initiatives such as the neon “WELCOME” sign that illuminates the New York City skyline.

Lyle has worked as an artist and in art services for the past 25 years. His artwork is showcased in the permanent collections of the MoMA and the Guggenheim Museum.

With more than 25 years of experience, Studio Director Michelle Wagner excels in the management of large-scale projects and has played a vital role in leading the design and delivery of some of the firm’s most ambitious mixed-use developments. Most recently this includes Front & York, a highly anticipated, 1.2 million-square-foot mixed-use multifamily complex in Brooklyn, NY. In addition, Michelle is guiding the delivery of Steel House—a 558,000-square-foot commercial building with ground-floor retail and a generous package of high-end amenities located within the RiNo neighborhood in her hometown of Denver, as well as a 670,000-gross-square-foot multi-parcel project in Atlanta, GA, featuring a 450,000-square-foot mixed-use residential tower.

Prior to joining MA, Michelle worked on the World Trade Center Master Plan and Design Guidelines with Studio Daniel Libeskind.

As MA’s Director of Standards, William is responsible for establishing documentation standards and advising the firm on best practices. Drawing from 25 years of architectural experience, he provides guidance on best practices, constructability, building code, and accessibility on some of the firm’s most ambitious developments. He is detailed oriented and is particularly skilled at developing rational solutions to complex and seemingly irreconcilable project issues. His ever-present desire to contribute daily to the advancement and improvement of the firm’s work makes him a true asset to the MA team.

As MA’s Managing Director, Michael is responsible for providing firm-wide leadership in all phases of a project's life cycle, including overseeing project staffing and ensuring quality control standards are being met throughout design and construction. Specializing in the delivery of large-scale mixed-use projects, he has provided executive oversight of nearly 4 million gross square feet of built space while at MA in major cities across the country. As a result, Michael has gained a detailed understanding of local codes and regulations and helps guide the firm's projects through complex zoning and entitlements.

Previously, Michael worked at Pentagram, where he co-founded the architecture department and, among other projects, worked on the Harley Davidson Museum, which was recognized with a New York State AIA Award and publication in Architectural Record, as well as a high-end private residence in Montauk that was published in The New York Times.

Bob is an architectural designer with a growing portfolio of residential and commercial experience. He is currently supporting some of the firm’s largest, most complex commercial developments, including a 230,000-square-foot development in Queens, NY, as well as a 550,000-square-foot development in Toronto, Canada. Both projects encompass the adaptive reuse and renovation of existing structures, as well as the construction of new buildings to create creative and contemporary office spaces. He is also contributing to the design of a 640,000-square-foot mixed-use multifamily building in Santa Clara, CA, featuring 300 rental units, an expansive amenity program, and ground-floor retail.

Libby is an architect with a diverse portfolio varying in scopes and scales, including overseas government compounds, university research laboratories, and an assortment of historic preservation projects. Her most recent experience includes several multifamily buildings, such as 720 West End Avenue—a 260,000 square-foot high-rise rental building in Manhattan, as well as a 24-story mixed-use residential tower in Reston, VA, located within the Halley Rise development that was master-planned by MA. Libby is currently working on the design of 18 West 55th Street—a new 24-story, 130,000-square-foot mixed-use multifamily building in midtown Manhattan.

Emma is an architectural designer currently supporting several large-scale multiparcel projects in Miami, including the master planning and conceptual design of a six-building mixed-use development within the city’s historic Overtown neighborhood, as well as the design development of 2400 and 2500 North Miami Avenue—a 900,000-gross-square-foot mixed-use, multiparcel complex located within in the evolving Wynwood Arts District. Both projects encompass a unique blend of multifamily, hospitality, commercial office, and arts and culture programming.

Prior to joining MA, Emma served as an acoustics consultant where she supported the design of a wide range of residential buildings and cultural projects, including museums, theaters, and event spaces.

Emma is also an active member of MA’s Sustainability Committee and is currently contributing to the development of the firm’s first Sustainability Action Plan (SAP).

Sarah is a project architect in MA’s New Orleans office with more than 12 years of experience in the design and delivery of hospitality, residential, commercial, and mixed-use typologies. Most recently, this included leading a large-scale mixed-use project in Nashville involving the development of nearly 500,000 square feet of residential, commercial, and statement food & beverage spaces within two new buildings and an existing, revitalized bow truss warehouse. The site will also include a pedestrian promenade that features retail on both sides. 

Sarah also recently contributed to the design of 1050 Water Street—a 788,000-square-foot multifamily building currently under construction in Tampa, as well as and a boutique hospitality development in downtown New Orleans encompassing the adaptive reuse of several historic buildings. 

As a team leader, Sarah focuses on clear and prompt communication to streamline workflows and meet project deadlines.

As MA's senior planner/urban designer, Nick leads all urban design, site planning, and public realm project initiatives, providing technical assistance on zoning, entitlements, environmental concerns, and other matters related to project planning. In this role, he contributes to creative efforts during the initial stages of a project's planning and design process, leading the preparation of initial zoning, programming, and feasibility reports and presentations. Since joining MA, Nick has led countless feasibility and planning studies to uncover the full potential of a project site—always striving to deliver creative solutions to meet our client's program objectives. He is also currently leading a number of masterplan and multi-parcel site planning initiatives throughout the United States, including multi-building developments in Miami and Naples, FL, among others.

Chris is an architectural designer with a growing portfolio of projects varying in scope, scale, and typology. He is currently supporting the design of a 24-story, 130,000-square-foot residential tower on West 55th Street in midtown Manhattan, as well as the construction administration phases for 625 and 658 Driggs—a complementary pair of cattycorner multifamily buildings located within Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Chris also recently contributed to the design of Steel House in Denver—a 558,000-square-foot commercial office building with terraced outdoor space, a unique package of high-end amenities, and engaging retail on the ground floor. As a highly engaged and collaborative designer, he is dedicated to creating compelling solutions to complex challenges.

Christopher is a project manager with nearly 20 years of experience delivering creative and contemporary multifamily projects across the U.S. and abroad. He is currently leading the delivery of Gallaudet Union Market Parcel 3, a 714,000-square-foot mixed-use multifamily development across the street from Gallaudet University’s historic campus in northeast Washington, D.C. Christopher is also currently serving as the project manager for FÖRENA, an 87,000-square-foot luxury condominium building currently in construction in Downtown Manhattan. As a result of his careful leadership, the project met the client’s highly ambitious design schedule and is progressing smoothly through construction administration. Prior to his promotion to project manager, Christopher served as the lead architect on The Standard—the firm’s inaugural project in New Orleans. Located within the burgeoning South Market District, the new multifamily building has been recognized for ushering in the neighborhood’s modern context at the intersection of the city’s business and arts districts.

Angela is a project manager at MA with over 15 years of experience leading large, complex mixed-use multifamily projects. This includes 550 Clinton Avenue, a new 29-story, 276,000-square-foot residential tower currently in construction along Brooklyn’s rapidly evolving Atlantic Avenue corridor. Additionally, Angela recently managed the design and delivery of two adjacent multifamily buildings in Washington, D.C.: 10K Hill South and One Hill South. The former is approximately 390,000 square feet while the latter encompasses approximately 575,000 square feet. Together, the two “sister structures” complete a full city block within D.C.’s Capitol Riverfront neighborhood.  

Prior to joining MA, her work included large multifamily buildings, a dormitory for the PanAm Games in Toronto, a Mercedes Benz showroom in Manhattan, and a horse stable for the NYPD. Angela serves on MA's Accessibility Committee and has led the development of firmwide resources. She was also a founding leader of the firm’s Women in Design group and has led the MA Runners group through multiple summer racing seasons.

Toni recently joined MA as a project manager and is currently leading the design of a unique hospitality development in downtown New Orleans involving the historic rehabilitation and renovation of five contiguous buildings.

With more than 15 years of experience supporting projects of varying scopes and sizes, Magdalena (Magda) is a project manager with a primary focus and personal passion for design-oriented, high-end residential projects. Her portfolio includes a wide variety of scopes ranging from bespoke renovations of single-family homes to the new construction of luxury multifamily developments. Most recently this encompasses leading multiple project teams on efforts throughout the U.S., including overseeing the design of 18 West 55th Street—a new 24-story, 130,000-square-foot mixed-use multifamily building in Manhattan, as well as a unique mixed-use residential project in Los Angeles. In her leadership role, Magda has become especially adept in the navigation of complex project zoning, building code, ADA compliance, and spatial planning challenges.

Monika is an architectural designer with extensive experience in the design of cultural and institutional facilities, including theaters and other unique performing arts centers. This included the renovation of Webster Hall, one of New York City’s most iconic and historically significant music venues. Since joining MA, Monika has expanded her project portfolio to include residential and mixed-use typology projects. She is currently supporting the design of 100 V at The Stacks—a mixed-use multifamily project that is part of a larger master-planned development in Washington, D.C., and a state-of-the-art 455,000-square-foot dormitory project in northern California for the U.C. College System.

Luke is an architect whose work is informed by a belief that buildings should be infused with a sense of emotion, mystery, and memory. These ideas have shaped his evolving portfolio of multifamily, hospitality, and commercial projects. Since joining MA, this includes The Rockaway Hotel in Queens, NY—a 6-story, 72,000-square-foot mixed-use development offering a unique blend of hospitality and residential programs and shared community-oriented amenity spaces; 2100 M Street—a 390,000 square foot commercial development in Washington, D.C., involving the renovation and reskinning of a circa 1960s brutalist building; as well as the four-building Rye Street Market commercial complex located within the evolving Port Covington neighborhood in Baltimore, encompassing approximately 275,000 gross square feet of office and retail programming. 

Beyond his work at MA, Luke’s own artistic architectural concepts have been published and exhibited in various galleries. He is a MacDowell Fellow. 

Louis is a project manager and registered architect with more than 10 years of experience in the design and delivery of unique, high-end multifamily, hospitality, and mixed-use developments throughout the United States. Currently, he is ushering the highly anticipated 1.2-million-square-foot Front & York project through construction administration, which he also led through design development and documentation. Louis’s attention to detail, particularly his ability to identify quality control issues pertaining to the building’s façade, has been instrumental in meeting the project’s schedule and MA’s high standards for quality. Furthermore, his expansive knowledge of exterior systems and details makes him a resource for the entire firm. In addition, Louis served in a similar role on the recently completed Goodtime Hotel—a 137,000-square-foot hospitality development involving the rehabilitation of historic structures within Miami Beach’s South Beach Art Deco Historic District.

Ashley Fetzer LeJeune is an architect in MA’s New Orleans office. Her portfolio encompasses a wide range of commercial and residential scopes in cities throughout the U.S. She is currently supporting the construction administration phase of 1050 Water Street—a 788,000-square-foot multifamily tower designed by MA within the master-planned Water Street development in Tampa. She is also working on 639 South La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles—a 310,000 square-foot mixed-use building featuring a blend of market-rate and affordable residential units, as well as hospitality suites. 

Jonathan is a registered architect with a diverse portfolio of hospitality, multifamily, cultural and institutional projects. He is currently supporting the design of a 300,000-square-foot luxury hotel development in historic Charleston, encompassing a blend of keys and branded condo units, a compelling package of indoor and outdoor amenities, and a robust F&B program. In addition, Jonathan is advancing the design of a unique hospitality development encompassing several historic buildings in downtown New Orleans, including a landmarked structure. The 96,000-square-foot boutique hotel is currently going through the NPS entitlements process and is expected to feature 50 apartment-style guest suites, a food hall, a cafe, and multiple bar venues once complete.

Before joining MA, Jonathan worked on the renovation and modernization of the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, as well as a new sculptural performance pavilion at Luther George Park in Springdale, AR. He also worked on several unique hospitality-focused F&B projects, including several wineries and tasting venues in California.

Thea recently joined MA as an architectural designer and is currently contributing to the design of a mixed-use multi-parcel development totaling over 475,000-gsf in Naples, FL.

Erica is an experienced project architect with a diverse portfolio of innovative commercial and residential projects throughout the U.S. Since joining MA, she has served as an architect and designer for a range of project typologies, including a 455,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art dormitory complex in northern California for the U.C. College System; a 430,000-square-foot multi-parcel development located within Philadelphia’s evolving Northern Liberties neighborhood; and a new condo building located within Boston's historic context, among others.  

Her previous work includes award-winning office buildings, notably the Mercedes-Benz USA Headquarters and Shaw Create Centre creative office—both located in Georgia, as well as a one-million-square-foot office tower in midtown Manhattan. 

As a LEED Accredited Professional, Erica is committed to incorporating sustainability principles on all projects and believes building design should respond to current climate, social, and cultural contexts.

Chris is a senior project manager with nearly 15 years of experience developing a diverse portfolio of residential, commercial, and institutional projects throughout the U.S. His recent work includes leading large, complex multifamily programs, such as Atlantic Plumbing 901W in Washington D.C. Nearing completion, the unique project encompasses approximately 354,000 square feet of high-end and market-rate residential units, an assortment of fully furnished Whyle apartments for short term lease, and ground floor commercial space within two 11-story through-block structures joined by a sky bridge. 

In addition, Chris is currently managing the design development of 100 V at The Stacks—another mixed-use multifamily development in Washington, D.C., totaling approximately 300,000 square feet. Prior to joining MA, Chris worked on the mixed-use West End Square 37 and Square 50 projects in D.C., comprising approximately 400,000 square feet total. Square 50 layers a fire station, a squash club, and 55 units of affordable housing, while Square 37 encompasses 71 high-end condominiums and 93 market-rate apartments above a 20,000 square-foot public library. 

As a project manager, Chris works collaboratively with all stakeholders to build consensus around the client’s vision and objectives and deliver contextual and compelling design solutions.

Jasmine is an architect with nearly 10 years of experience designing a wide range of multifamily developments, including high-end condominium buildings, market-rate rental buildings, and affordable housing, or a mix thereof. This includes recent work on 1 Huron—a two-tower, 266,000-square-foot multifamily building with ground-floor retail and a generous package of high-end amenities located within Brooklyn’s Greenpoint neighborhood, as well as 211 Schermerhorn—a recently completed 90,000-square-foot infill condominium building located on a formerly industrial block between Downtown Brooklyn and Boerum Hill. 

In addition to her residential experience, Jasmine also has a growing portfolio of commercial office projects, including ongoing work on Steel House—a 558,000-square-foot state-of-the-art office building located within Denver's RiNo Arts District. 

Outside of her project work, Jasmine serves as the head of MA’s BIM committee and is dedicated to advancing the firm's design development and documentation standards.

A licensed architect with 25 years of experience, Randy is an accomplished project manager, valued for his versatility and competency across the breadth of architectural practice and real estate development. Skilled at balancing economic, environmental, cultural, and community concerns within all phases of design, he has led award winning, multi-million-dollar new construction, adaptive reuse, and renovation projects throughout the D.C. Metropolitan Area, the Greater New Orleans Region, and Florida, ranging from educational and office buildings to corporate interiors, to mixed-use multi-family residential developments.

Currently, Randy is leading the delivery of a multi-parcel development in Naples, FL, containing nearly 500,000 square feet of luxury condo units, F&B, and retail across three buildings. Randy is also supporting the planning and design of a large-scale redevelopment district within a historic neighborhood in Miami, featuring a dynamic blend of residential, hospitality, F&B, and entertainment programming. He is an active member of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA), the American Institute of Architects (AIA), and the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and is also a skilled sculptor, painter, and woodworker.

George brings a global perspective and passion for sustainability to his work as a senior project manager. Since joining MA, he has excelled in the management of large-scale multifamily, commercial, and mixed-use projects, consistently proving his capacity to meet client expectations with regard to budget, schedule, and sustainability objectives. Ongoing experience includes managing the delivery of 350 & 400 Summer Street—two adjacent commercial towers totaling more than 1 million square feet of new development within Boston’s Seaport District, as well as a state-of-the-art 380,000-square-foot mixed-use dormitory project for U.C. Berkeley, all three of which are pursuing LEED Gold certification. 

Additionally, as a trained Climate Reality Leader, George serves in a key leadership role on the firm’s Sustainability Committee and is currently overseeing the development of the MA’s Sustainability Action Plan. Outside of the office, he is the Vice-Chair of New York PassiveHouse and serves on the board of directors for the Greek Institute of Architects in New York. George is also a part-time lecturer at the New School.

Andras is an architect with a diverse portfolio of hospitality, commercial, and residential project experience. Informed by his time living in Hungary, The Netherlands, and New Orleans, he brings a unique international perspective to the dialogue between buildings and their inhabitants. He is currently working on an 87,000-square-foot adaptive reuse hospitality project in New Orleans, a one-million-square-foot sustainability-focused office/laboratory building in East Palo Alto, CA, as well as a 310,000-square-foot, 8-story mixed-use building comprised of approximately 125 hotel keys and 120 residential units in Los Angeles. In addition to his design work, Andras is highly skilled in BIM and is responsible for establishing and maintaining the New Orleans Studio’s BIM models.

Tony is a seasoned architectural designer with a unique understanding of construction means and methods. He is currently applying that knowledge to lead a smooth construction administration process for 550 Clinton Avenue—a 29-story residential building on the rise within Brooklyn’s Prospect Heights neighborhood. Prior experience includes recently completed and highly publicized residential projects, such as 116 University Place—a 20,000 square-foot, 6-story luxury multifamily building in Manhattan, and 10K Hill South—a 389,000-square-foot, 13-story mixed-use multifamily building in Washington, D.C. His strong understanding of BIM and proclivity for open collaboration make Tony a valuable team member and have contributed to the success of these projects.

Casey is an architectural designer with a growing portfolio of both new construction and renovation projects. Her recent work includes providing construction administration services on 1050 Water Street—a new 788,000-square-foot mixed-use development in Tampa, FL, featuring more than 500 apartments across 22 stories. Casey also recently supported the transformation of an outdated motel in San Antonio, TX, into a vibrant hospitality destination, as well as the renovation and the expansion of a historic house in New Orleans’s Black Pearl neighborhood.

Paul is an architectural designer with a growing portfolio of residential, commercial, and institutional projects. He is currently supporting the design of some of the firm’s most exciting projects, including a 670,000-square-foot mixed-use, multi-parcel development in Atlanta, GA, featuring a unique blend of residential, hospitality, and retail spaces; a state-of-the-art 380,000-square-foot dormitory project in northern California for the U.C. College System; as well as 350 & 400 Summer Street—two adjacent commercial towers totaling more than one million square feet of new development within Boston’s Seaport District.

Jesse is a senior project manager at MA with more than 15 years of experience leading design teams in the delivery of projects varying in typology, scale, and complexity. Most recently, she served as the project manager of The Rockaway Hotel in Queens, NY—a 6-story, 72,000-square-foot mixed-use development offering a unique blend of hospitality and residential programs and shared community-oriented amenity spaces. Jesse is currently managing the delivery of 625 and 658 Driggs Avenue—two neighboring multifamily buildings designed by MA  within Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood—both of which are nearing construction completion, as well as a new 65,630-square foot commercial building on St. Marks Place in Manhattan.

Informed by prior experience working within the public sector on city zoning and building code regulations, Jesse is skilled at guiding clients through contentious regulatory reviews and has a proven ability to secure design approvals for complex projects.

Shiqi is an architectural designer with a growing portfolio of unique projects across the globe. She is currently advancing the schematic design of a new 37-story multifamily tower in Raleigh, NC, and supporting several complex adaptive reuse projects through New York City’s rigorous Landmarks Preservation Commission approval process. Since joining MA, Shiqi has also supported the design of a 600,000-square-foot mixed-use commercial development consisting of five contiguous sites in downtown Toronto that will encompass the new construction of a 24-story office tower and the adaptive reuse of heritage buildings.

Prior to joining MA, Shiqi worked on a wide range of historic preservation and urban renewal projects abroad. Most recently this has included residential complexes in Germany and Sweden featuring a blend of housing types such as student co-living rental apartments and affordable units, as well as commercial programs, education and community facilities, and neighborhood parking. She also worked on a 1,460,000-square-foot masterplanned redevelopment project in Copenhagen, Denmark, centered on the adaptive reuse of an abandoned prison structure and the transformation of the surrounding area into a vibrant residential neighborhood.

Brittany is a senior project manager at MA with more than 15 years of experience. She excels in the management of complex, contextually driven projects in historic districts and post-industrial neighborhoods throughout the U.S., often involving rigorous entitlement processes. Most recently, this has included overseeing the delivery of several high-end multifamily projects in Manhattan, including 45 East 7th Street in the East Village/Lower East Side Historic District, as well as 260 Bowery and The Grand Mulberry in the Little Italy Special Purpose District. Brittany is also currently managing the design development of a unique two-tower mixed-use development in Raleigh, NC, encompassing 1,280,000 gross square feet of residential, office, and retail programming across the two new buildings.

As an architectural designer, Marika approaches each project with curiosity and a concern for detail, collective placemaking, and the ways in which architecture relates and responds to the specificities of its context. Her project portfolio encompasses a mix of commercial and residential developments in New York, Massachusetts, Washington, and Virginia. She is currently supporting the design development of a 110,000-square-foot boutique condominium building located within New York City’s beloved Union Square neighborhood. Marika is an Associate AIA member and a LEED Accredited Professional.

Nick is project manager in MA’s New Orleans office with more than 11 years of experience focused primarily on the ground-up construction of unique mixed-use developments. Since joining MA, this has included two new construction projects that combine
multifamily and hospitality programs, including the new 27-story, 327,000-square-foot EDITION Hotel & Residences in Tampa, FL, featuring a blend of 172 hotel rooms and 32 condominiums, as well as an 8-story, 310,000-square-foot mixed-use development on South La Brea in Los Angeles containing 121 apartments and 125 hotel rooms. Nick also has extensive experience in the adaptive reuse of existing, historic buildings. Most recently this has included the adaptive reuse of the Auction House and the historic rehabilitation of Tulane University’s Mussafer Hall—both located in New Orleans. He is also currently managing the design development of a unique hospitality development encompassing several historic buildings in downtown New Orleans, including a landmarked structure.

Leveraging his wide range of design and delivery experience, Nick is skilled at guiding projects to success from initial concept phases through construction administration.

JP is an architect with more than 10 years of experience leading residential, commercial, and cultural projects worldwide. His diverse portfolio includes recent projects such as 900 West Randolph—a 547,000-square-foot mixed-use multifamily building with an affordable housing component in Chicago's historic Fulton-Randolph Market District, as well as 1 Florida Ave—a 468,000-square-foot mixed-use multifamily building in Washington, D.C.

Prior to joining MA, JP worked in Rotterdam on various international projects, including a contemporary art museum in Moscow.

Hannah is an architectural designer currently supporting the development of a two-tower mixed-use complex in Raleigh, NC, encompassing nearly 1.3 million gross square feet of residential, office, and retail programming across two new buildings. Prior to joining MA, she worked on several unique projects, including a poetry theatre renovation in the East Village, as well as innovative prototypes for low-cost medium-density housing.

Julie is a senior designer with over 10 years of experience working on a variety of project typologies, including high-end residential, hospitality, and commercial developments, or a mix thereof. A skilled problem-solver, Julie navigates complex spatial challenges to make careful and comprehensive design decisions. She has guided the conceptual design of some of MA’s most iconic projects, such as the multi-parcel Atlantic Plumbing development in Washington D.C., totaling more than 715,000 square feet of new construction, as well as 7 West 21st Street in New York City—a 288,000-square-foot condominium located within the Ladies Mile Historic District. Most recently, she led the design of a 755,000-square-foot multi-parcel project for the redevelopment of the Independence Plaza complex in Tribeca, which will serve as an iconic contribution to the city’s evolving skyline.

Vicente is a project manager with over 10 years of experience and a diverse portfolio encompassing various building typologies, the restoration of historic structures, complex interior layouts, and both public and private work. He is currently managing the construction administration of 1 Huron—a 266,000-square-foot multifamily building with ground-floor retail and a generous package of high-end amenities located along the East River within Brooklyn’s Greenpoint neighborhood. Based on his involvement in the design of the project, Vicente has an intimate understanding of New York City's building codes and requirements related to waterfront development and building within flood zones.

Rachel is an architectural designer in MA’s New Orleans office with more than 12 years of experience in the design and delivery of hospitality and residential projects, most of which have involved the adaptive reuse and renovation of historically significant masonry and heavy timber buildings. As a result, Rachel is skilled in the preparation of State and Federal Historic Tax Credit filings. She is currently supporting the design development of a mixed-use, multi-parcel project in Nashville involving the construction of nearly 500,000 square feet of residential, commercial, and statement food & beverage spaces within two new buildings and an existing, revitalized bow truss warehouse. The site will also include a pedestrian promenade that features retail on both sides.

Rossana is a senior designer with nearly 20 years of international experience creating compelling and contemporary designs for buildings of varying scales and architectural styles. Employing a strong understanding of materiality and articulation, she is particularly skilled in façade design and fenestration detailing.

Since joining MA, her diverse project portfolio runs the gamut, encompassing everything from large-scale rental towers to boutique condominium buildings and hospitality developments. Most recently, this includes Gallaudet Union Market Parcel 3—a 714,000-square-foot residential complex in Washington, D.C. that helps link the historic university to the adjacent and evolving Union Market neighborhood, as well as 529 King Street—a new 5-story hotel in Charleston, offering 50 extended stay units, a penthouse restaurant, rooftop bar and lounge, and lush interior courtyard.

Possessing a collaborative spirit, Rossana has a deep appreciation for the exchange of ideas—particularly those that challenge convention.

Sarah is an architectural designer with experience supporting a range of multifamily, hospitality, and commercial office projects, or those featuring a blend thereof. Most recently this has included several mixed-use, multiparcel developments such as 2400 and 2500 North Miami Avenue—a 900,000-gross-square-foot complex located within Miami's vibrant Wynwood neighborhood, a multiparcel hospitality development in Charleston, which blends hospitality and residential programs, as well as a multi-tower residential development within Chicago's evolving Lincoln Yards district. Sarah’s project experience also includes supporting the design and development of the new Douglaston / Little Neck Queen’s Public Library, which features a large sloping green roof.

Seth is an architectural designer with significant experience developing enclosure packages and working closely with façade consultants. Leveraging these skills, he is currently advancing the design of a mixed-use, multi-parcel development located within Philadelphia’s Northern Liberties neighborhood featuring a 352,000-square-foot, 23-story tower that will hold multiple commercial spaces at the ground floor and nearly 400 apartments above. Prior to joining MA, Seth worked on several significant multifamily projects, including the 37-story, 525,000-square-foot Carlyle Building in Alexandria, Virginia, featuring large volume shifts, long cantilevers, and attached townhouses, as well as The Peninsula Phase II—a 500,000-square-foot development encompassing two residential towers with a shared sub-grade parking structure and on-site affordable housing. On a more intimate scale, Seth also supported the development of the Courtyard House as part of the revitalization and expansion of the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation artist residence complex on Captiva Island in Florida.

As a project manager, Danielle works collaboratively with all stakeholders to build consensus around a shared project vision. She is currently managing the delivery of the highly anticipated Front & York project in Brooklyn, NY. Named for its bordering streets, the unprecedented 1.2-million-square-foot mixed-use multifamily development will supply enough housing to increase the population of DUMBO by 25 percent. Leveraging more than 12 years of industry experience and a strong working knowledge of building codes and specifications, Danielle has excelled in the management of day-to-day project operations while never losing sight of the big picture.

Allison is a highly skilled project manager with more than 10 years of experience in the design and delivery of a wide range of project typologies. Most recently this has encompassed several unique commercial office developments, including multiple mixed-use sites within a master-planned district adjacent to Fenway Park in Boston, which aspires to build community and activity via engaging streetscapes and new public uses, while respecting the historic fabric and significance of the stadium. 

Additionally, Allison has served as the project manager on Steel House in Denver—a 558,000-square-foot commercial office building with terraced outdoor space, a unique package of high-end amenities, and engaging retail on the ground floor. Allison’s project management experience also includes leading the design effort of a co-located 450,000-square-foot residential building and 180,000-square-foot hotel joined by a pedestrian bridge within Atlanta's evolving Old Fourth Ward neighborhood.

Rui is a 3D renderer with more than 15 years of experience creating photorealistic architectural renderings. His interest in and aptitude for architecture, photography, and storytelling allow Rui to create a strong design narrative through rendered images, thereby allowing our clients to envision concepts as a reality.

Inspired by architecture’s ability to improve lives and shape the future, Brandon is an architectural designer with wide-ranging, New York City-specific project experience and a diverse set of skills needed to advance designs through the city’s rigorous regulatory approvals. His portfolio encompasses a mix of unique commercial, residential, and hospitality developments—many of which involved the renovation or adaptive reuse of existing structures, including Landmarked buildings. As a result, Brandon has experience preparing compliant and compelling DOB and LPC filing sets and waiver requests. Brandon is currently leveraging this experience in the exploration of design solutions for the redevelopment of a Landmarked building on Canal Street in Manhattan.

Lawrence is an architectural designer currently supporting the development of a mixed-use, multiparcel project within Miami’s evolving Wynwood neighborhood, encompassing nearly 800,000 gross square feet of multifamily, office, and retail programming across two new buildings. Prior to joining MA full time, he supported the design development of Front & York as an intern, helping the project team work through clashes and clarifications on the 1.2 million-square-foot multifamily project. During his internship, Lawrence also supported the conceptual design of a co-located 450,000-square-foot residential building and 180,000-square-foot hotel joined by a pedestrian bridge within Atlanta's master planned Old Fourth Ward neighborhood, assisting in the study of massing organizations and façade progressions. Outside of the office, Lawrence is an accomplished ceramic artist and avid climber.

Claire is an architectural designer motivated by the challenge of turning innovative concepts into a reality. Her project portfolio features prominent residential developments such as 550 Clinton Avenue—a 29-story residential building currently under construction in Brooklyn’s Prospect Heights neighborhood, as well as Gallaudet Union Market Parcel 3—a 714,000-square-foot multifamily building in Washington, D.C. On the opposite end of scale and scope, Claire is currently supporting the design of a 10,000-square-foot private residence in Sherman Oaks, California.

Nicole is an architect with a passion for enriching lives through the creation of equitable, beautifully designed buildings and environments. Her project portfolio encompasses a range of multifamily developments, such as 720 West End Avenue—a 260,000-square-foot high-rise rental building in Manhattan, 1050 Water Street—a 22-story mixed-use multifamily tower currently in construction within the master-planned Water Street development in Tampa, and a unique multi-parcel development in Atlanta that consists of a 450,000-square-foot mixed-use residential building and a 180,000-square-foot hotel.

Aside from her project work, Nicole leads MA's Community Engagement Committee and is dedicated to finding ways the firm can give back to the communities where our designs are built. Her commitment to progress through open and engaging architecture has been recognized by Fast Company as "world-changing ideas."

Monica is an architectural designer who possesses demonstrated skill in the design and documentation of large-scale commercial and multifamily buildings. Her recent project experience includes the documentation of a 24-story mixed-use residential tower in Reston, VA, which is located within the Halley Rise development master-planned by MA; 100 V at The Stacks, a 347,000-square-foot mixed-use multifamily project in Washington, D.C., and a 430,000-square-foot commercial office complex located within Philadelphia’s evolving Northern Liberties neighborhood. In addition to her design capabilities, Monica brings skill and precision in the implementation of BIM to support a coordinated and data-driven approach to project delivery.

Chi-Feng is an architectural designer with extensive multifamily project experience and particular skill developing exterior packages. He is currently supporting the design development of 2400 and 2500 North Miami Avenue—a 900,000-gross-square-foot mixed-use, multiparcel complex in Miami's vibrant Wynwood neighborhood. Prior to joining MA, Chi-Feng worked on a range of unique residential developments, including providing exterior design and documentation services for an 850,000-gross-square-foot multi-tower rental project located within the evolving Greenpoint Landing neighborhood in Brooklyn, as well as a more modestly scaled luxury condominium building on East 95th Street in Manhattan, which also encompasses affordable units.

Braelyn is an interior designer with a range of residential project experience, including luxury single-family homes as well as market-rate multifamily buildings. She is currently supporting the design development of unit interiors, amenity spaces, and common areas within a ground-up rental building in Raleigh, NC, encompassing nearly 275,000 gross square feet of new construction. Prior to joining MA, Braelyn interned for Restoration Hardware where she refined her skills in residential space planning, finish selection and materiality, FF&E installation, and space commissioning.

Katy is an interior designer currently supporting the development of interior spaces within a two-tower mixed-use complex in Raleigh, NC, encompassing nearly 1.3 million gross square feet of residential, office, and retail programming across two new buildings. Prior to joining MA’s New York City studio, she lived in New Orleans and worked on a wide range of large-scale luxury private residential projects throughout the south, as well as the complete redesign of a 10,000-square-foot athletic club. To complement her thoughtful design sensibilities, Katy has a keen eye for strategic FF&E selections and can deliver creative, cohesive concepts on tight budgets.

Jordan recently joined MA as an interior designer and is currently contributing to the design of a 650,000-gsf multifamily tower in Raleigh, NC.

Lucy is a senior interior designer and project manager who possesses more than 8 years of international project experience, as well as prior experience working in a custom millwork workshop. Specializing in the creation of distinctive, brand-defining interiors—spaces that are both beautiful and functional—Lucy has delivered projects within a wide range of multifamily and hospitality typologies. Her most recent project experience includes the design and delivery of vibrant indoor and outdoor amenity spaces at 1050 Water Street—a 788,000-square-foot multifamily building currently on the rise in Tampa, FL. She also recently led the interior design effort for the multi-building Atlantic Plumbing 901W development in Washington, D.C., including the interior design of rental units, furnished apartments (operated under the Whyle brand), and shared amenity spaces.

Bev is an innovative interior designer with a diverse portfolio of project experience ranging from boutique hospitality offerings and luxury private residences to collegiate performing arts centers. Within the hospitality sector, she has collaborated with clients and broader project teams to develop strong design narratives for spaces within highly publicized properties, including Maison de la Luz and The Chloe Hotel in New Orleans, as well as the new Four Seasons Hotel in Puerto Rico. Currently, Bev is leveraging her experience creating compelling, comfortable spaces for the design of interior amenity spaces and extended-stay suites within a unique hospitality development in downtown New Orleans. She is also currently supporting the renovation and expansion of a historic house in New Orleans’s Black Pearl neighborhood, adjacent to Audubon Park.

Yara is an interior designer with a wide range of residential experience, as well as a growing portfolio of commercial and hospitality projects. Leveraging her skills in the selection of finishes and furniture, she is currently supporting the interior design of lobby and amenity spaces within a mixed-use, multi-parcel development in Miami’s vibrant Wynwood neighborhood, featuring both commercial and residential programming. Prior to joining MA, Yara worked on a number of high-end private residences, including a 7-story townhouse in Chelsea, New York, and a 4-story home in Kuwait City where she was responsible for creating furniture plans and custom millwork details. Additionally, Yara’s prior experience includes the Haden Flour Mill Hotel in Tempe, Arizona, that encompassed the adaptive reuse of a historic grain elevator, requiring extensive entitlement approvals from the City of Tempe and the National Park Service.

Laruschka recently joined MA as an interior designer and is currently contributing to the design of a mixed-use multi-parcel development totaling over 475,000-gsf in Naples, FL.

Jamie is an interior designer with a diverse portfolio of mixed-use multifamily and hospitality projects in major markets throughout the U.S. Her recent multifamily work includes contributing to the interior design of 720 West End Avenue—a 260,000-square-foot renovated rental building in Manhattan, 100 V at The Stacks—a 347,000-square-foot mixed-use multifamily project in Washington, D.C., and a 24-story residential tower in Reston, VA, encompassing more than 11,000 gross square feet of amenity space. In addition, she recently contributed to the interior design of 529 King Street, a new 5-story extended-stay hotel offering 50 guest suites, a penthouse restaurant, rooftop bar and lounge, and lush interior courtyard surrounded by traditional wrought-iron balconies.

Maryann is an interior designer who prioritizes intentionality in her design work. Her experience spans a diverse range of typologies, including workplace, residential, and hospitality interiors, and projects featuring a mix thereof. Most recently, Maryann developed and advanced the interior concept for a unique mixed-use development in Atlanta, GA, comprised of a co-located 450,000-square-foot residential tower and a 240,000-square-foot hotel. She also contributed to the interior design of 360 Bowery—a 110,000-square-foot office building currently under construction in the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

Yi-En is an interior designer with experience designing and documenting innovative, high-end commercial, residential, and hospitality projects. Since joining MA, her portfolio has grown to include the recently completed 10,000-square-foot Davines U.S. Headquarters in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, which encompasses a retail component, traditional workspace, exploration space, as well as a hair academy—all designed to reflect the Italian haircare company’s brand of “sustainable beauty”. Yi-En is also supporting the interior design development and documentation of spaces within two residential projects in Washington, D.C.: 375 M Street—a 340,000-square-foot high-rise building encompassing over 300 units and 100 V at The Stacks—a mixed-use multifamily development totaling approximately 347,000 square feet.

Teresa recently joined MA as an interior designer and is currently advancing the design of a unique, mixed-use multifamily tower in Chicago, IL, totaling approximately 480,000-square feet. She is also currently contributing to the design development of 60 Broad’s lobby renovation.

Michele is a certified interior designer who has delivered a wide range of office, retail, residential, and hospitality projects across the U.S., primarily involving the renovation and modernization of existing structures. Her portfolio includes the conversion of a former call center into a contemporary corporate headquarters in Nashville, the redesign of a flagship concept store on 6th Avenue in Manhattan, the design of a new luxury ski resort in Park City, Utah, and the gut renovation of several historic single-family homes throughout New York and Connecticut. Michele also has experience developing award-winning concepts for experiential exhibitions, such as "Trend Walk" at BDNY, and leading a number of branding projects for prominent retail and hospitality clients. Michele is currently supporting the design development of interior spaces within a new 110,000-square-foot condo building in Manhattan’s Union Square neighborhood, as well as the preparation of FF&E packages for a new 450,000-square-foot mixed-use multifamily building in Atlanta.

Holly recently joined MA as an interior designer and is currently working on the renovation and repositioning of a 40,000-gsf commercial office building located within the Special Little Italy District in Manhattan.

Alana recently joined MA as an interior designer and is currently contributing to the design of a 650,000-gsf multifamily tower in Raleigh, NC.

Yasmine is an interior designer and architect with nearly five years of industry experience. She is currently supporting the design development of rental unit kitchens and baths within Union Market Parcel 3—a new 714,000-square-foot multifamily building in Washington, D.C. Originally from Lebanon, Yasmine worked on several unique projects abroad prior to moving to the U.S. and joining MA, including a wide range of commercial, residential, and mixed-use urban developments varying in scope and scale.

Phoebe is a senior interior designer and project manager with more than 15 years of experience and a diverse portfolio of residential, cultural, hospitality, and F&B projects. She is currently leading interior design services for a 466,000-square-foot, two-tower multifamily project located within Chicago’s evolving Lincoln Yards neighborhood. Inspired by the foundries that once occupied the site, the project’s interiors feature a palette of colors and textures that evoke both hot and cooling steel. Phoebe is also currently supporting the construction administration of The Huron, a 266,000-square-foot condo building in Greenpoint, Brooklyn encompassing more than 15,000 square feet of interior amenities.

Prior experience includes serving as the project manager of several award-winning spaces within 30 Hudson Yards, including Journey to the Edge–a unique 23,650-square-foot hospitality and exhibit project featuring an observation deck and an immersive A/V queuing experience, as well as Peak–a 10,000-square-foot luxury hospitality project encompassing a restaurant, event space, and a lounge. Phoebe’s award-winning work also includes Murray’s Cheese Bar in Long Island City, where she oversaw the design, documentation, and management from the project’s inception to completion.

Nicole is a detail-oriented interior designer with a wide-ranging portfolio that encompasses repositioning lobbies within historic buildings, workplace fit-outs, gut renovations of single-family homes, and creating contemporary spaces within new hospitality-inspired multifamily developments. Skilled in the management of Revit modeling and documentation, she is currently supporting the design development of apartment interiors and amenity spaces within a 900,000-gross-square-foot mixed-use, multiparcel complex in Miami's vibrant Wynwood neighborhood. Nicole is also supporting the design development of apartments and amenities within Union Market Parcel 3— a new 714,000-square-foot mixed-use rental building in Washington, D.C.

Melissa is a senior interior designer and project manager with over 13 years of experience detailing and designing bespoke interior spaces. Her expansive portfolio includes hospitality, multifamily residential, corporate offices, and high-end retail. She is currently the lead interior designer for a 180,000-square-foot mixed-use hospitality project and the adjacent 450,000-square-foot mixed-use residential building, located in Atlanta. Melissa is also working on The Grand Mulberry—a 35,765 square-foot 7-story building with interior spaces that focus on textured materials and distinctive patterns. 

An excellent communicator with a focus on collaboration, Melissa is known for her ability to create synergy between all stakeholders to build consensus around a shared project vision.

JoJo is an interior designer with a growing portfolio of residential and commercial interior renovation projects. She is intrigued by technology’s ability to enrich the design experience and actively applies it to her design work. This includes supporting the interior design of a 24-story mixed-use residential tower in Reston, VA; Gallaudet Union Market Parcel 3—a 714,000-square-foot residential high-rise building in Washington, D.C.; and a 180,000-square-foot hospitality development in Atlanta, GA. She is currently working on the interiors of 375 M Street—a 340,000-square-foot mixed-use residential building in Washington, D.C. featuring over 300 residential units. In addition to her versatile design capabilities, JoJo is particularly skilled in client coordination and consensus-building.

Shay is a knowledge professional with extensive experience as a Digital Asset Manager. Fluent in metadata and information workflows, she administers the firm’s digital asset management software, OpenAsset, which stores, organizes, and protects the firm’s numerous digital assets, ranging from preliminary sketches to professional photography. In addition, she developed MA’s internal web-based collaborative platform, curating pages for various departments and committees as requested to ensure information is shared accurately and efficiently. Dedicated to enhancing the user experience, Shay works collaboratively across MA’s diverse stakeholder base to create and maintain information systems that allows the MA team to find what they need, when needed.

As Human Resources Manager, Sarah strives to create a quality work environment through the development and implementation of firm-wide policies, processes, and initiatives. She is responsible for all areas of HR, including talent development, performance management, and recruiting. Her role offers her unique insight into MA, as she is the only person who works with each employee at the firm, serving as a direct resource for guidance and mentorship.

Emily recently joined MA as the firm’s office coordinator. In this role, she welcomes all visitors, directs phone calls, facilitates meeting logistics, coordinates deliveries and pickups, and liaisons with building management to keep operations running smoothly and efficiently.

Justus recently joined MA as our marketing and graphics coordinator. In this role, he designs concepts and deliverables to support MA’s marketing initiatives, as well as MA’s Art program.

As MA’s New Orleans office coordinator, John leverages more than 23 years of local industry experience to create a productive workplace and support new business strategies to grow the firm’s regional project portfolio. Prior to joining MA, he worked as the office manager at studioWTA Architects for 19 years where he established strong ties within the New Orleans design and development communities in addition to interfacing with New Orleans City agencies. John is the current President of the Bywater Neighborhood Association.

As an accounting manager with nearly 15 years of experience, Cynthia is responsible for the daily operations of the accounting department, ensuring the firm's financial performance objectives are met. She works in close coordination with MA's Directors, project managers, and project teams, providing financial support and guidance to maintain financial targets and project budgets. One of the firm's first employees, Cynthia has been integral to MA's success and has unique insights into the firm's history, growth and development, and ambitions. 

As the firm's marketing and business development specialist, Samiera supports the pursuit of new projects and works collaboratively with MA leadership to develop proposals and associated marketing materials. In addition to proposals, she prepares submissions for award entries, leads ongoing maintenance of the firm’s data assets within its CRM system, and regularly updates internal calendars to meet marketing deadlines.

In her role as project accountant, Tanya is responsible for ensuring the financial performance objectives of MA’s projects are met. She works closely with the firm’s directors, project managers, and project teams, providing accounting support and guidance as needed to maintain budgets and financial targets. A key member of MA’s Operations department, Tanya also collaborates closely with the firm’s accounting manager to help align AR operations and strategies.

Michael is a strategic and results-oriented IT professional with more than 20 years of leadership experience managing complex business-critical initiatives. As MA’s Director of IT, he is responsible for all technology sourcing, delivery, and support across the firm’s offices in New York and New Orleans. In this role, Michael analyzes MA’s IT infrastructure and systems performance to ensure our design teams are collaborating as efficiently as possible.