Libertad Lauren Harris, AIA, WELL AP, GGP is a BIM Manager at Stantec in Philadelphia, PA advocating for and mentoring collogues on the latest technological advances in the AEC industry. She reflects on the importance of youth outreach to foster the future of architecture.
Keith has more than 30 years of architectural experience with 15 years of experience leading multifamily, market-rate and mixed-use projects, and he contributes expert-level insight into the design and project management nuances of these typologies.
Outside of the office, Keith’s commitment to community involvement has led him to rich and rewarding volunteer experiences with The Salvation Army, the National Down Syndrome Society Buddy-Walk, and as an elected official for his local school board.
Keith holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Drexel University, and is a registered architect in four states.
Kent Werner, AIA, ASID, is a Senior Associate at J. Randolph Parry Architects with 30 years of professional experience in the fields of architecture and interior design. Kent works on a ranged from large and small scale renovation projects to new institutional and commercial buildings and custom homes.
Marissa Berwick, AIA, NCARB (she/her) is an Associate & Project Architect for Collingswood, NJ based firm, Thriven Design. Throughout her nine years with the firm, she has played an integral role on projects ranging from PACE (adult day) centers to affordable housing and senior housing, across several states. Marissa is involved in multiple firm governance initiatives and has long been a champion of good studio and firm culture, advocate for licensure candidates, and mentor for those both in and looking for a future in, the AEC industry.
Marissa’s earned her degree from the 2+4 Bachelor of Architecture program and began working after only two years of coursework. During her time at Drexel, she got involved with the American Institute for Architecture Students (AIAS), which led to leadership positions within her chapter as well as nationally.
In addition to her Bachelor of Architecture degree from Drexel University and her experience at Thriven Design, Marissa has volunteered in AIA, NAAB, and ACE Mentorship roles, holds an NCARB Certificate, and is a licensed Architect in the State of New Jersey and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Marissa’s earned her degree from the 2+4 Bachelor of Architecture program and began working after only two years of coursework. During her time at Drexel, she got involved with the American Institute for Architecture Students (AIAS), which led to leadership positions within her chapter as well as nationally.
In addition to her Bachelor of Architecture degree from Drexel University and her experience at Thriven Design, Marissa has volunteered in AIA, NAAB, and ACE Mentorship roles, holds an NCARB Certificate, and is a licensed Architect in the State of New Jersey and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Michael Rosado, AIA Associate, is an emerging professional at Thriven Design. While at Thriven, Michael primarily specializes in asset preservation and has worked on affordable housing and adaptive re-use projects Read more …
Megan Zeigler, Assoc. AIA, is a Senior Engineering Technician at Remington & Vernick Engineers with a master’s degree in Civil Engineering. She is pursuing licensure in both engineering and architecture, reflecting her commitment to integrating technical precision with creative design. Megan’s multidisciplinary approach positions her as a rising leader in the industry.
Mark Barone, AIA, is the Principal of Mark Barone Architect, located in Haddonfield, New Jersey. The firm offers architectural services and consultation for residential and light commercial projects. Read more…
John J. Glaviano, AIA, GGP is the Director of CA Services at harman deutsch ohler architecture in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is a licensed architect with over 25 years of experience in residential, mixed-use and municipal facility design. Read more …
Jessica O’Donnell, AIA, is a Senior Architect at Urban Practice in Camden, New Jersey. She has over ten years of experience in residential and mixed-use building design, holds an NCARB certificate, Read more …
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Erica Anderson-Blaylock, Assoc. AIA, is an Architectural Designer at Coscia Moos Architecture (CMA) in Philadelphia, PA. While specializing in Healthcare Architecture, Erica’s role at CMA includes working with clients and consultants in all phases of projects from initial design through construction administration. With her self-driven nature and thorough attention to detail, Erica ensures that each project she works on is efficiently and effectively coordinated. She also has experience working on other design projects including educational, commercial, retail, hospitality, and residential architecture and interior design.
Bill Andes, AIA, is an Associate Principal and Project Manager at Ballinger in Philadelphia, PA. Since joining the firm in 2005, Bill has been involved in a number of significant projects for some of the region’s largest companies, including Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Boeing, Reading Hospital, University of Rhode Island, Shore Medical Center, and the University of Rochester Medical Center. Bill enjoys working on complex projects where he can lead a large team of architects, engineers, and consultants through documentation and construction. He recently completed the Roberts Center for Pediatric Research at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and is currently working on a new community hospital in King of Prussia, PA.
John J. Glaviano, AIA, GGP is a Project Manager and Senior Architect at Kitchen & Associates in Collingswood, New Jersey. He is a licensed architect with over 25 years of experience in residential, mixed-use and municipal facility design. John is a past President of AIA West Jersey and currently resides in Mickleton, New Jersey with his wife and 12-year old son. 2019 marks John’s 14th year on the AIA WJ Board of Directors where he currently serves as a Trustee. John also serves as a Co-Program Director for the AIA West Jersey and Temple University ‘Business of Architecture’ Certificate program at Temple University. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Drexel University and a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Robert O’Reilly, AIA, LEED AP is a licensed Architect with over 40 years of experience. Bob is currently employed with Kitchen and Associates an Architectural firm in Collingswood, NJ. His interest in sustainable design and energy conservation led him to become a LEED Accredited Professional through the U.S. Green Building Council. Bob has designed several LEED certified buildings throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
David Lummis, AIA is a principal with the firm of Ignarri-Lummis Architects in Cherry Hill. Dave is a licensed architect in New Jersey and forty-one other states. The firm specializes in retail development and medical and dental office facilities across the country. He also holds a New Jersey Professional Planner’s license, is a New Jersey licensed ICS Building Inspector, and is a LEED Accredited Professional.
Kimberly Bunn, AIA, LEED AP, is owner and principal of Bunn Architecture, a full service architecture firm specializing in residential projects based in Moorestown.
Justin Adamczyk-DeLarge, Assoc. AIA, is a Staff Architectural Designer at Francis Cauffman Architects in Philadelphia, PA. He is a graduate of The Pennsylvania State University and has worked on a wide range of projects from Healthcare, Higher Education, Mixed-use, to Residential. Working at various firms with different expertise and sizes has allowed him to experience the many different aspects of design in all it’s phases in his young career.
Randy Hartzell, Assoc. AIA, is a Project Manager at City Invincible Architecture (CI), a Spiezle Group, Inc. Company, in Camden, NJ. Randy’s primary focus is Multi-Family new construction in NJ and PA working with clients and consultants from early design into site approval to completed construction documents through construction administration to close out of the project. Prior to joining CI, Randy spent nearly 15 years working for a national builder in different roles on residential projects across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions with his last 8 years managing projects in DE, NJ, NY, and PA. Before starting his Architectural education, Randy spent time learning building trades such as rough and finish carpentry, electrical, and plumbing in both indoor factory and outdoor settings which provided an invaluable foundation for understanding how to build and challenges faced by those who make designs a reality. He is currently in pursuit of his licensure.
