Morrow is the founder of Kinney- morrow Architecture, a small design office interested in overlaying a careful analysis of program upon seemingly abstract geometries. This pursuit focuses primarily on residential uses and includes historic renovation, adaptive reuse, and new construction. They have been honored and published for projects in Texas and around the country. Morrow

Melissa Wong, LEED AP, BECXP, CXA+BE Wong is a leader in the firm’s Facade Engineering practice, leading the design and construction of facade and enclosure systems for different types of projects, including mixed-use commercial, residential, educational, and industrial facilities. She holds a BArch from Pratt Institute. She is also a leader in the firm’s building

With over 25 years’ experience in the architecture profession. Poisson has been responsible for the design and construction of some of BKSK’s most ambitious residential, mixed-use, hospitality, and institutional projects, including: 44 Union Square (Tammany Hall); Charlotte of the Upper West Side, a forthcoming Passive House condominium; as well as 529 Broadway, a six-story retail

Brandon Hall, AIA Brandon is a Project Architect at Wheeler Kearns Architects. Brandon was responsible for the design through construction administration of the ‘new’ glass elements of The Momentary – which is the adaptive reuse of a decommissioned Kraft Foods plant in Bentonville, Arkansas. Prior to joining WKA, Brandon worked as a Project Architect in

Nick is a building enclosure consultant, with a focus in window and wall façade assemblies for government buildings, education facilities, office buildings, data centers, multi-family residential, natatoriums, hi-rise buildings, and sports facilities.

Dan Maginn, FAIA, LEED AP Dan has been practicing in the Kansas City market since 1989, focusing on straightforward, resourceful solutions to innovatively defined problems. Dan is the Civic market leader at Dake Wells Architecture, and in his role as Director of the Kansas City office he leads a wide variety of project types including

Alison Modl earned both a Bachelor and Master of Architecture from Laurentian University’s McEwen School of Architecture, with a focus on the environment. During her studies, she worked directly with Indigenous groups in Northern Ontario which fostered her interest in architectural design for the health and wellbeing of communities.  Since joining Diamond Schmitt in 2020,

With over twenty years of experience as a practicing architect, Dieter’s work and curiosity have led to a broad range of collaborations with media & textile artists, photographers, dance and theatre groups, structural engineers, landscape architects, furniture designers, and graphic designers. These relationships have contributed to a unique expertise in a range of building types

In a dense city like Philadelphia, residential architecture maintains a precarious relationship with privacy, which is often difficult to achieve. On a site in Center City, local office Moto Designshop faced this challenge head on, designing a new row house across the street from a busy and unsightly gas station. To conceal the home and obscure the eyesore

Northern Enclosure Expert Takesfrom theGreat Lakes July 15, 2021 Earn 7 AIA HSW and 2.0 CPHC CEUs PRESENTED BY Facades+ Northern Enclosure: Expert Takes From the Great Lakes, hosted by The Architect’s Newspaper with our co-chair Snow Kreilich, is a one-day event filled with tailor-made presentations and robust dialogue on high-level detailing of all things

IN PERSON & ONLINE NYC August 5-6 Day 1 – Metropolitan PavilionDay 2 – Online 13 AIA HSW CEUs PRESENTED BY New York City is coming back to life—be part of it at Facades+ NYC on August 5 + 6! For the first time in more than a year, professionals will gather in person for

WE ARE LIVE IN Dallas July 22 Marriott Downtown 6 AIA HSW CEUs PRESENTED BY Facades+ Dallas will be The Architect’s Newspaper’s first in-person event of 2021. The full day conference is co-chaired by Dallas-based firm Omniplan and will feature a morning of panel dialogue and presentations, and an afternoon of manufacturer led workshops. The

seele is a global leader in façade construction. More than 1,000 employees worldwide realize spectacular building skins and innovative façades – from intelligent planning and in-house fabrication to precise installation. Founded in 1984 in Germany, the owner-managed company combines decades of experience with a pioneering spirit and determination. With its subsidiaries in New York City

Kathrin Brunner is a senior design principal and a member of HOK’s Design Board. Her portfolio spans a diverse range of project types, including corporate, commercial mixed-use, residential, science and technology, aviation, and educational typologies, designed and executed for clients worldwide. In her work, Kathrin demonstrates a commitment to design excellence, focusing on advanced programming,

Robert (Bobby) Blabolil is an accomplished architect at Gensler, known for his innovative approach and keen attention to detail. With expertise spanning design, documentation, and construction administration, he excels at navigating complex projects from inception to completion. Bobby has led a wide variety of high-profile projects across sectors like commercial office, mixed-use, residential, and repositioning.

Justin is an architectural technologist with more than 20 years of hands-on experience. He has worked on a variety of projects, including educational facilities, border crossings, office buildings, high-rise residential towers, and transit infrastructure and facilities. As a project leader, Justin has developed projects from inception to completion. In his leadership roles, Justin provides continuity

Lindsay has worked on a diverse range of projects across Canada including large-scale commercial, institutional and residential projects. She is passionate about developing sustainable design solutions across all stages of a project, with a keen interest in material selection and reducing environmental impacts. She is devoted to creating meaningful projects that contribute to vibrant and

Martin Voelkle is a Partner at BIG who focuses on architecture, sustainable construction and technology. Martin has been leading BIG’s collaboration with ICON Build, a developer of advanced construction technologies, including 3D-printed buildings, which are produced with less waste and in a more expedited manner than typical construction methods. Collaborations with ICON have included affordable

Vetro, a division of the Roschmann Group, merges expertise between Roschmann’s US operations and Vetro Building Envelope to lead the glass, glazing and specialty facades industry across North America. Specializing in bespoke, high-performance building enclosures, combining custom design, engineering, and project management for exceptional results in commercial and residential markets.

Importer of high-performance vacuum insulated glass for exterior commercial and residential construction. VP Sales US glass group WHTB fabricators for interior and exterior complex glass makeup. Key Achievements 21 – Sold Perlstein Glass NYC to Boss Glass, Pinebrook NJ 23 Founding Partner and President Knight Industries 1986, sold to Guardian 1995, as Guardian Carltons largest

Alejandro Chinchon holds a Graduate Degree in Architecture and has taken master courses in Landscape Architecture from the Universidad de Chile, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo in Santiago, Chile. During his studies he had the opportunity to work on Exchange Studio Projects at the Universidad de Buenos Aires in Argentina and at the University of

Kyle O’Quinn joined PC&P in 2022 and has contributed to a range of projects spanning residential, hospitality, life sciences, mixed-use towers, and commercial office buildings. His recent work includes the ground floor renovation of two César Pelli-designed residential towers in Mexico City and a life sciences campus in Long Island, NY. His work is informed

Aida Muhibic joined Pelli Clarke & Partners in 2023. She views architecture as a tool for storytelling and collective memory, which inspires works that resonate with communities and preserves cultural narratives. She has worked on a diverse range of projects including residential, hospitality, commercial, and cultural buildings. Her most recent work includes a mixed-use residential

As a Director at Revery, Amirali has been centrally involved in the design, management, and implementation of many of the firm’s high-profile mixed-use residential, civic, and institutional projects. He is a passionate believer in architecture as a catalyst for urban renewal and community empowerment; as a natural collaborator and innovator, he looks for opportunities in