David has over 20 years of experience delivering some of the firm’s most complex science and research projects and brings a strong combination of design insight and technical expertise, with particular depth in laboratory planning and design. He approaches planning with rigor and precision, carefully considering program, workflow, infrastructure, and long-term flexibility to develop solutions that are both highly functional and thoughtfully designed. His ability to translate complex technical requirements into clear, well-coordinated environments makes him a trusted leader on sophisticated research projects.
He is a cheerful force of positivity, creativity, mentoring and excellence in laboratory design who inspires confidence from clients, engineers and his teammates alike.
One of his most significant contributions to date is the design of a new glass addition for the School of Nursing at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, which helped the University break from its red brick tradition. Having recently completed the renovation to relocate the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center’s Joslin Diabetes Institute to the Center for Life Sciences, David now leads the design and documentation for the most technically demanding specialty laboratories within Johns Hopkins University’s new Life Sciences Research Building.
EDUCATION
B.Arch., 2006, Wentworth Institute of Technology
