Alex Rosenthal is a Senior Associate at Heintges Consulting Architects and Engineers based in Southern California. As a licensed architect and having worked with Heintges since 2016, his career has been dedicated to the realization of complex facades brought on by an ardent passion for architecture, performance-based design, and sustainable building practices. Alex has collaborated internationally with some of the world’s leading architecture firms in the design and technical development of high-profile building envelopes on projects ranging from flagship retail to high-rise residential, commercial, office, laboratory, institutional and museum programs. Outside of his work at Heintges, Alex has been a guest lecturer and juror at multiple universities, a frequent public speaker at building enclosure industry events, and an active participate in professional organizations. With his involvement in AIA LA’s Building Performance and Regulations committee, Alex advocates for the dissemination of knowledge related to California sustainable building regulations, adaptive reuse, building performance, and facades. Alex holds degrees from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in Architecture and a Master of Architecture degree from Columbia University’s GSAPP where he received the Lucille Smysyer Lowenfish Memorial Prize.