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Contact Info

Name
Peter Newton
Address
901 E Van Buren St.
#2039
Phoenix, AZ 85006
Email Address
petermichaelnewton@gmail.com
Primary Phone
602-332-3517
Secondary Phone
___-___-____
Date of Birth
5/14/1974
What best describes your overall work experience?
Manager
Are you authorized to work in the U.S.?
Yes
What job industry are you most interested in?
Construction

Experience

  • PMI Phoenix   |   Mesa, AZ
    Teacher or Instructor
    Internship, January 2013 to present
    Responsibilities
    coordinate educational content, maintain educational records, reports, or files , develop instructional materials , recognize student learning levels , recognize student problems and ensure correct grammar, punctuation, or spelling
    Currently Employed?
    Yes
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
  • Independent Services   |   Phoenix, AZ
    Project Manager
    Part-time, September 2009 to present
    Responsibilities
    Gather and organize information, Develop and implement project plans, Create time estimates, Create budgets estimates, Ensure project timeline compliance and Ensure project budget compliance
    Currently Employed?
    Yes
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    Yes
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    Paul Bakalis
  • Arizona Democratic Party   |   Phoenix, AZ
    Door-To-Door Sales Worker, News and Street Vendor, or Related Worker
    Seasonal Part-time, July 2003 to November 2012
    Responsibilities
    Provide Customer Service, Arrange delivery schedules, Arrange merchandise display, Collect deposit or payment, Conduct sales presentations, Demonstrate goods or services, Interview customers, Manage inventories or supplies, Sell products or services and Solicit orders from established or new customers
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    Jacqueline Adams
  • Romanoski Glass & Mirror   |   Phoenix, AZ
    Sales Manager
    Full-time, January 2011 to July 2011
    Responsibilities
    Advise clients or customers, Analyze market or delivery systems, Analyze sales activities or trends, Conduct market research, Conduct sales presentations, Develop budgets, Monitor consumer or marketing trends, Oversee sales programs and Write sales or informational speeches
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    Yes
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    Mark Schmidt
  • US Census Bureau   |   Phoenix, AZ
    Door-To-Door Sales Worker, News and Street Vendor, or Related Worker
    Seasonal Part-time, June 2010 to July 2010
    Responsibilities
    Provide Customer Service, Conduct sales presentations, Interview customers and Sell products or services
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    No
    What was the name of your supervisor?
  • Jacobs Engineering   |   Phoenix, AZ
    Architectural Job Captain
    Full-time, September 2007 to August 2009
    Responsibilities
    Gather and organize information, Develop and implement project plans, Create time estimates, Create budgets estimates, Ensure project timeline compliance and Ensure project budget compliance
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    Yes
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    Rob Burkhart
  • Cawley Architects   |   Phoenix, AZ
    Project Manager
    Full-time, April 2005 to September 2007
    Responsibilities
    Gather and organize information, Develop and implement project plans, Create time estimates, Create budgets estimates, Ensure project timeline compliance and Ensure project budget compliance
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    Yes
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    Herb Hacker
  • America Coming Together   |   Tucson, AZ
    Door-To-Door Sales Worker, News and Street Vendor, or Related Worker
    Seasonal Part-time, August 2004 to October 2004
    Responsibilities
    Conduct sales presentations, Interview customers and Sell products or services
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    No
    What was the name of your supervisor?
  • Dean for America   |   Tucson, AZ
    Human Resources Manager
    Seasonal Full-time, December 2003 to February 2004
    Responsibilities
    Recruit, interview and select applicants, Maintain records and compile statistical reports, Plan and conduct new employee orientation, Prepare personnel forecasts, Develop job evaluation programs, Direct and coordinate human resource programs and Use computers to enter, access or retrieve data
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    Yes
    May this employer be contacted?
    No
    What was the name of your supervisor?
  • Rob Paulus Architect   |   Tucson, AZ
    Architectural Designer I
    Full-time, February 2003 to June 2003
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    Rob Paulus
  • Watkins Hamilton Ross Architects   |   Houston, TX
    Architect In Training
    Full-time, September 2000 to August 2002
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    Jim Smith
  • The Mathes Group   |   New Orleans, LA
    Architectural Intern II
    Full-time, March 1999 to June 2000
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    Yes
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    CH Palm
  • Olde New Orleans Design Group, Inc.   |   Harvey, LA
    Residential Designer
    Full-time, October 1998 to March 1999
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    David Raglack
  • Christner, Inc   |   Clayton, MO
    Architectural Intern I
    Full-time, September 1996 to June 1998
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    Ralph Bicknese
  • Luchini AD   |   St. Louis, MO
    Architectural Drafter I
    Temporary, July 1996 to September 1996
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    Adrian Luchini
  • Southern Temp   |   Chattanooga, TN
    Stock Clerk
    Part-time, June 1996 to August 1996
    Responsibilities
    Receive and count stock items, Verify inventory computations and Provide assistance or direction
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    No
    What was the name of your supervisor?
  • Washington University in St. Louis   |   St. Louis, MO
    College Work Study
    Part-time, August 1992 to May 1996
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
  • Franklin Associates Architects   |   Chattanooga, TN
    Summer Architectural Intern
    Temporary, June 1993 to August 1993
    Currently Employed?
    No
    Was this a supervisor or manager position?
    No
    May this employer be contacted?
    Yes
    What was the name of your supervisor?
    Terry Baker

Education

  • Carnegie Mellon University   |   Pittsburgh, PA
    Pre-College Architecture (Other Professional or Training School)   —  Graduated
  • Ikologi   |   Phoenix, AZ
    Sustainability (Certification Program)   —  Graduated
  • Phoenix College   |   Phoenix, AZ
    Revit Bootcamp (Other Professional or Training School)   —  Graduated
  • Training To You   |   Phoenix, AZ
    PMP – Project Management (Certification Program)   —  Graduated
  • Washington University in St. Louis   |   St. Louis, MO
    Architecture (Bachelors Degree Program)   —  Graduated

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Slate Daily Podcast Update 2

Posted: February 4, 2013 in art, Culture, Humor, music, news, Politics, Sports
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Slate Daily Podcast Update 1

Posted: January 20, 2013 in art, Culture, Humor, music, news, Politics, Sports
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Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca discuss Usain Bolt’s shocking false start at the world track championships. They also talk about the Little League World Series, international soccer transfers, and ESPN’s recent stories on Michael Vick.

Slate: The Misunderstanding Cheney Gabfest

Slate’s Political Gabfest, featuring John Dickerson, David Plotz, and Emily Bazelon. This week: President Obama’s upcoming speech on jobs, the politics of disaster spending, and Dick Cheney’s new book

Hang Up and Listen: The Punter Will Be Eaten Edition

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca preview the NFL season with ex-Broncos tight end Nate Jackson and Vikings punter Chris Kluwe. They also talk about college football uniforms, the opening slate of college games, and tennis’ nostalgia problem.

Slate: The Culture Gabfest, The Paranoid Style in American Podcasting Edition

In this week’s Culture Gabfest, our critics Stephen Metcalf, June Thomas, and Julia Turner speak with Slate social media editor Jeremy Stahl about his new series of Slate articles on 9/ 11 conspiracy theories. Next, our critics take a verbal snapshot of t

The DoubleX Gabfest: The Rookie Edition

Our editors discuss 9/11 heroines, the science of gender career preferences, and the new teen magazine Rookie on this week’s DoubleX Gabfest podcast

Do Evites Cheapen the Wedding?: Manners for the Digital Age #21

Slate’s tech columnist Farhad Manjoo and Dear Prudence advice columnist Emily Yoffe debate the question: Is it okay to send a digital invitation to your Big Day or is paper still imperative?

The DoubleX Gabfest: Iced Champagne Edition

Listen to Slate’s show about Rick Perry and the HPV vaccine, dads and testosterone, and fall TV.

Slate: The Fending off Total Disaster Gabfest

Slate’s Political Gabfest, featuring John Dickerson, David Plotz, and Emily Bazelon. This week: President Obama’s debt plan, Obama’s political problems, and the execution of Troy Davis

Hang Up and Listen: The Better to Be Luck Edition

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca debate whether Game 6 of the World Series was the most exciting baseball game ever. They also discuss Stanford’s Andrew Luck, and Jonathan Hock joins to talk about his documentary on Chris Herren, Unguarded.

Hang Up and Listen: The Mike and the Mello Guy and the Self-Effacer Edition

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca host the year-end Hang Up call-in show. Topics include the panelists’ favorite teams, athletes praising God, sportsmanship, the U.S. handball dream team, racism in European soccer, and the LSU/Alabama rematc

Slate: The 2011 Conundrum Gabfest

Slate’s Political Gabfest, featuring John Dickerson, David Plotz, and Emily Bazelon. This week: their year-end discussion of everyday conundrums

Conversations With Slate: Rachel Maddow

In this episode of Conversations With Slate, Slate Group editor-in-chief Jacob Weisberg talks with MSNBC host Rachel Maddow.

Slate: The Culture Gabfest, Sh*t Tuskegee Airmen Say Edition

Listen to Slate’s show about Red Tails, workplace collaboration, and the sh*t X says; meme.

Slate: The Rip Off Your Pink Ribbon Gabfest

Slate’s Political Gabfest, featuring John Dickerson, David Plotz, and Emily Bazelon. This week: The Republican presidential race after Florida, problems for the Susan G. Komen Foundation, and the Tyler Clementi suicide

You’ve Got It All Wrong!: Manners for the Digital Age #40

Slate’s tech columnist Farhad Manjoo and Dear Prudence advice columnist Emily Yoffe debate the question: Should you correct the bad facts and blatant lies that friends post to their Facebook pages?

The Culture Gabfest: Batman and Robins Edition

Slate critics Stephen Metcalf, Julia Turner and Dana Stevens discuss “The Dark Knight Rises” and the shooting in Colorado, as well as Christian Marclay’s art installation “The Clock.” Plus Slate editor Laura Helmuth joins them to talk about birding, Jonathan Franzen, and the new HBO documentary “Birdies: The Central Park Effect.”

DoubleX Gabfest: The We Wish We Were Talking About Kristen Stewart Edition

Listen to Slate’s show about the Aurora shooting heroes, outing rapists on Twitter, and women’s boxing.

Slate: The Greatest Ad You’ll Ever See Gabfest

Slate’s Political Gabfest, featuring John Dickerson, David Plotz, and Emily Bazelon. This week: The Aurora Colorado shooting aftermath, Republicans and Jews, and the Olympics

Slate: The Chick fil-A Gabfest

Slate’s Political Gabfest, featuring David Plotz, Emily Bazelon and special guest Will Dobson, Slate’s Political Editor. This week: Mitt Romney’s European adventure, Ted Cruz from Texas and the Chick fil-A controversy

The Culture Gabfest: Don’t Look Down Edition

Slate critics Julia Turner, Dana Stevens and June Thomas discuss the 2012 Sight and Sound list of the top 50 films of all time, the dance drama Bunheads, and Jerry Seinfeld’s new web series, “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.”

Hang Up and Listen: The Drama Queens and Superteams Edition

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca discuss Usain Bolt’s place in sports history, the way we talk about female Olympians, and ESPN taking a back seat to NBC. They also talk about Dwight Howard’s move to L.A. and whether the deal is bad for the NBA.

Slate: The Doomsday Scenario Gabfest

Slate’s Political Gabfest, featuring David Plotz, John Dickerson and Emily Bazelon. This week: Inching toward the fiscal cliff, Republican soul-searching and a debate over a horrifying photo.

The Culture Gabfest: I Normally Have To Be Drunk Off My Ass To Do This Edition

Slate critics Stephen Metcalf, Dana Stevens, David Haglund, Simon Doonan and Jody Rosen discuss the indie film “Beasts of the Southern Wild,” the awful state of the art world, and Beck’s new collection of sheet music, “Song Reader.”

Slate: The Union Made Gabfest

Slate’s Political Gabfest, featuring David Plotz, John Dickerson and Emily Bazelon. This week: Michigan’s right-to-work law, marriage equality at the High Court and Zero Dark Thirty’s depiction of torture.

Hang Up and Listen: The Bionic Running Back Edition

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca discuss Adrian Peterson’s return from a torn ACL and other NFL topics. They also talk about baseball’s offseason trades and signings, and Stan Van Gundy joins to talk about the Lakers, Dwight Howard, and the NCAA

The Afterword: The Man With 18 Miles of Books

June Thomas talks with Fred Bass, owner of New York’s Strand bookstore….

Slate: The Last Shot Gabfest

Slate’s Political Gabfest, featuring David Plotz, John Dickerson and Emily Bazelon. This week: Confronting gun violence, teetering on the edge of the fiscal cliff and remembering Robert Bork.

Hang Up and Listen: The Pesca and the Pelicans Edition

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca take listeners’ questions in a year-end call-in show. Topics include whether the sports bubble is about to burst, the appeal of Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth, and whether the pros of fandom outweigh the cons

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Lilia Alverez for County Supervisor
Paid Canvasser
Aug 2012 – Dec 2012 (4 months)
Friends of Ruben Gallego
Field Canvasser
Jul 2012 – Aug 2012 (2 months)
Romanoski Glass
Romanoski Glass
Outside Lead and Territorial Sales Generation Manager

Directed business development and lead generation across the Southwest, by demonstrating the Major Industries product line at…

Feb 2011 – Jul 2011 (6 months)
USGBC Arizona Central Branch
Governing Council Member

● Guide the Strategic future for the organization. ● Planned and organized the First Annual Member Meeting for 2012 ● Developed the…

Oct 2010 – Oct 2012 (2 years, 1 month)
US Census Bureau
NRFU Enumerator Replacement Trainee

Trained to locate listed addresses in the Assignment Area, to conduct interviews determining the status of each address on Census Day and…

Jun 2010 – Jul 2010 (1 month)
Phoenix Workforce Connection
Innovation & Job Skills, Certificate

Linked In Group, Career Connectors, Laid Off Camp, SOAR Program

Jan 2010 – Dec 2010 (1 year)
Phoenix College
Revit, Certificate

Student Union Redesign Forum, Phoenix Mayoral Forum, AIA Phoenix Metro Revit Bootcamp

Jan 2010 – Dec 2010 (1 year)
Training to You
Project Management, Microsoft Office products, PMP Certification

Project Management Institute, Microsoft Product Users Group, Networking Phoenix, Scholarships to You

Jan 2010 – Dec 2011 (2 years)
Ikoloji
Sustainability Studies, Certified Sustainable Building Advisor

Downtown Voices Coalition; Zocalo Public Square

Jan 2010 – Dec 2011 (2 years)
Architectural Solopenuership
Independent Architectural Services

Networked at business round tables, Chambers of Commerce and professional associations, developing strategic allegiances for…

Sep 2009 – Present (3 years, 4 months)
Jacobs Engineering
Architectural Job Captain

Conducted facility conditions assessments to determine maintenance and renovation schedules for the US Air Force in Texas and South…

Jul 2008 – Aug 2009 (1 year, 2 months)
Carter & Burgess
Retail Architectural Job Captain

Carter and Burgess was acquired by Jacobs Engineering in late 2007.

Oct 2007 – Jul 2008 (9 months)
Cawley Architects
Project Manager

Managed the design and construction documents for turnkey commercial, warehouse and retail projects. Worked closely with consultants to…

Apr 2005 – Oct 2007 (2 years, 6 months)
America Coming Together
Political Campaign Field Canvasser

Canvassed micro-targeted voters to conduct interviews, document results, and get out the vote.

Sep 2004 – Oct 2004 (2 months)
rob paulus architect, ltd.
Architectural Designer

Designed and developed construction documents for residential, commercial and urban redevelopment projects, including mechanical and…

Feb 2003 – Jul 2003 (5 months)
Dean for America
Deputy Southern Arizona Campaign Coordinator

Coordinated canvas walks, phone banks, events, and travel for out of state volunteers and staff for the 2004 Presidential Preference…

Feb 2003 – Mar 2004 (1 year, 1 month)
Arizona Democratic Party
Campaign Survey Coordinator and Precinct Committee Organizer

Canvassed door to door to register voters, collect signatures and Arizona Clean Elections forms for candidates, and to get out the vote….

Jan 2003 – Dec 2012 (10 years)
Watkins Hamilton Ross Architects
Architect In Training

Programmed, space planned, designed and administered contracts for science and research facilities for public and private universities in…

Sep 2000 – Aug 2002 (2 years)
The Mathes Group
Telecommunication Collocation Project Coordinator

Developed space plans and construction documents for telecommunications facilities, academic building and corporate tenant improvements….

Apr 1999 – Jul 2000 (1 year, 3 months)
Olde New Orleans Design Group, Inc.
Residential Design-Build Draftsman

Designed single family, “Southern Style,” custom homes for the Gulf Coast region. Designs included lighting, electrical and framing…

Oct 1998 – Mar 1999 (6 months)
Professional Development
Architecture, Sustainability, Project Management, Continuing Education

AIA St. Louis, AIA New Orleans, AIA Louisiana, AIA Houston, Texas Society of Architects, AIA Phoenix Metro, AIA Arizona, AIA LA, AIA San…

Jan 1997 – Present (16 years)
DAS 20
Graphic Designer/ Desktop Publisher

Graphic designed final exhibits for two Assistant Professors dissertation, Projecting Detroit (Quark Xpress and Adobe Photoshop). Desktop…

Sep 1996 – Dec 1996 (3 months)
Christner Inc.
Corporate-Education Architectural Intern

Employed in the Corporate and Education Studio where I developed space plans and construction documents for school, religious and…

Sep 1996 – Jul 1998 (1 year, 10 months)
Luchini AD
AutoCAD Modeler and Drafter

Drafted preliminary CAD models and drawings in AutoCAD 12 for windows. Published in “Adrian Luchini” monograph.

Aug 1996 – Oct 1996 (2 months)
Franklin Associates Architects
Summer Architectural Intern

Constructed chip board models; documented existing conditions; and manually drafted and lettered drawings. Researched and designed a…

Jun 1993 – Aug 1993 (3 months)
Washington University in St. Louis
College Work Study Administration

• Office Assistant to the School of Fine Art’s Dean’s Assistant, 1992 – 1995 Filed and maintained confidential information, including:…

Aug 1992 – Aug 1996 (4 years, 1 month)
Southern Temp
Temporary Summer Laborer

Maintained landscape, cleaned up a hazardous material spill, and performed logistics for a local clothing company

Jun 1992 – Aug 1992 (3 months)
Washington University in St. Louis
Architecture, Art & Architectural History, Anthropology, Archeology, Fine Arts, Bachelor of Arts

AIAS, Student Government, Campus Y, Alternative Spring Break, NOMAS, Into the Streets, College Work Study, KWUR, Approach, Blueline, Dean…

Jan 1992 – Dec 1996 (5 years)
Carnegie Mellon University
Architecture, Pre-College

Prekie Society,

Jan 1991 – Dec 1991 (1 year)
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Summer Elective Coureses

AP studies

Jan 1991 – Dec 1993 (3 years)
Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences
Piadeia Philosophy, High School Diploma

Deja Vu, Newspaper, Student Government, Model UN, Architecture Explorer Scouts

Jan 1987 – Dec 1992 (6 years)

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Skill Tags

Architectural Programming
Critical Thinking
Facilities & Site Assessment
Interpersonal Skill
Oral & Written Communication Skills
Cross Functional Team Building
Community-based Awareness
Government & Regulatory Requirements
Construction Sequencing
Value Engineering
Developing & Delivering Presentations
Building Permit & Approval Process
Basic Engineering Principles
Sustainable Building Systems Design & Integration
CAD
Graphic Communication
Life Safety
Collaborative Problem Solving
Spatial Visualization & Modeling
Scope Management
Project Management Software
Product Evaluation
Testing & Selection
Applied Mathematics
Constructability
Change Order Negotiation
Construction Conflict Resolution
Shop Drawing Development & Review
Site Observation
Call
Conduct & Record Meetings
Document Management
Document Project Status & Progress
Problem Solving
Archival Management
Project Close Out
Pre & Post-Occupancy Evaluations
Creativity & Innovation
Invoicing
Social Media Marketing
Lead Generation
Volunteer Management
Mentoring & Teaching
Supervising
Civic Leadership
Professional Service
Conference Development & Management
Campaign Canvassing
Trade Show Representation & Presentation
Request Tracker
Professional Network
Client Development

Languages

Languages

English, French, Russian

Professional Summary

Peter Newton, a native Washingtonian, is an architectural professional, who is committed to the betterment of our communities through quality facilitation, programming, planning, design, construction and activation. He has overseen the design and construction of over $100 million and 5 million square feet of projects in the Adaptive Reuse, Educational, Higher Educational, Hospitality, Industrial, Marketing, Master Planning, Medical, Military, Office, Preservation, Religious, Research, Residential, Telecommunications, and Urban Redevelopment markets. Peter volunteers his time with professional and community organizations that are dedicated to creating community through discussion and inclusion. Peter has completed IDP and PMP training, and is a Certified Sustainable Building Adviser..

Specialties: Hospitality | Single-Family Homes | Multi-Family Housing | Corporate Interiors | K-12 Schools | Recreation | Religious | Civic | Government | Research, Science & Technology | Retail | Telecommunications | Higher Education | University | Adaptive Reuse | Urban Design | Industrial | Master Planning | Mixed Use | Military | Historic Preservation | Facility Conditions Assessment | Warehouse| Non-Profits | Office

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Peter Newton, Assoc AIA, CSBA

Architectural Project Manger

Phoenix, AZ

petermichaelnewton@gmail.com – 602.332.3517

As an aspiring architect, I aim to design more creative and contemplative spaces through public
participation and employment. I have experience in project management, design and construction,
architecture and planning, public policy, urban design, community creation, and sustainable design. I
have organized meetings and events to discuss issues pertinent to projects and community involvement.
I have lead community discussions to develop public policy concerning sustainability and urban design.
I work with community participants to ensure shared responsibility.
I have professional experience, in all phases of architecture, working on large and small projects. My
portfolio of projects include places where people live, work, contemplate, educate and play. I have
worked for large firms across multiple offices and divisions, and with sole practitioners. I have master
planned, investigated historic structures, and designed custom projects.
I have participated in International competitions and community design charrettes. I developed
professional development programs for offices, AIA and USGBC Chapters, and workforce development
courses. I have been a member of. I have lectured on architecture, urban revitalization, sustainability,
and professional development.
Specialties
Markets:
Hospitality; Single & Multi-Family Residential; Workspaces; K12; Recreation; Religious; Civic; Research,
Science & Technology; Retail; Telecommunications; Higher Education; Adaptive Reuse; Urban Design;
Industrial; Master Planning; Mixed Use; Military; Historic Preservation; Conditions Assessment

Work Experience

Independent Architectural Entrepreneur and Event Organizer

Fourward Architecture – Phoenix, AZ
July 2003 to Present

* Assessed, surveyed and drafted existing conditions for a mission revival designed home for LuPe
Design and Herb Hacker, AIA.
* Collaborated with three talent architects to develop a new architecture and urban design firm: Fourward
Architecture.
* Researched financial resources to create business & fund projects, by networking at small business
round tables & Chambers of Commerce, developing strategic allegiances to develop teams for
competition and larger projects.
* Represented the client while having their landscape reworked.
* Reviewed completed projects to assure compliance with rebate programs.

Community Liaison-Business Development Manager

Romanoski Glass & Mirror – Phoenix, AZ
January 2011 to July 2011

* Directed business development in the Arizona, El Paso, Los Angeles and New Mexico markets, tabling
at professional society meetings.

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* Established relationships with architects and general contractors, developing portfolio presentations to
demonstrate our capabilities for design assist expertise in division 8 assemblies.
* Represented the Major Industries product line in the Southern California market, giving innovated
strategies for day-lighting lunch & learn presentations.
* Developed a plan for the redesign of the website for marketing
* Resolved bid communications issues

Contract Political Canvaser

Arizona Democratic Party – Arizona
July 2003 to November 2010

* Canvassed door to door to register voters and get out the vote for 2010 campaign.
* Field Organized Democrats in Arizona’s Legislative District 5 during 2004 Campaign.
* Organized, trained and collected signatures for Democratic Candidates for public office and Precinct
Committeemen
* Organized & wrote the By-Laws for the White Mountain Democratic Club
* Mediated a dispute between the Northern Gila County & Miami-Globe Democratic Clubs

NRFU Enumerator Trainee

US Census Bureau – Phoenix, AZ
June 2010 to July 2010

* Located listed addresses in the Assignment Area.
* Conducted interviews to determine the status of each address on Census Day.
* Recorded the information provided by the respondent.

Architectural Job Captain

Jacobs Engineering (formerly Carter & Burgess) – Phoenix, AZ
September 2007 to August 2009

Carter and Burgess was acquired by Jacobs Engineering in late 2007.
* Conducted facility conditions assessments to determine maintenance and renovation schedules for
military clients in Texas and South Carolina.
* Researched RFPs, attending proposal meetings.
* Directed, trained and developed new and existing production staff to design and create construction
documents for retail roll out programs and retail centers.
* Modified prototype design to meet local buildings codes & design review comments, coordinating
changes with consultant engineers
* Researched & produced entitlement documentation

Project Manager II

Cawley Architects – Phoenix, AZ
April 2005 to September 2007

* Managed the design and construction documentation of turnkey light commercial, industrial and retail
projects: reviewing drawings and coordinating consultants.
* Attended jurisdictional meetings with the clients, to ensure compliance.
* Master planned multi-building complexes
* Managed the firm’s first 5 story steel structure, working closely with the structural engineer.

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Political Canvasser

America Coming Together – Tucson, AZ
August 2004 to October 2004

* Phoned targeted voters.
* Canvassed targeted voters micro-targeted to get out the vote.
* Conducted interviews and recorded provided information.

Deputy Southern Arizona Campaign Coordinator

Dean for America – Tucson, AZ
April 2003 to February 2004

* Volunteered on the Southern Arizona Coordination Committee, organizing fundraisers & speaking for
the campaign at events.
* Coordinated campaign canvas walks, phone banks, events and Presidential Preference Primary day
canvasing.
* Organized bus trips to campaign events.
* Coordinated volunteers & campaign staff coming to Arizona.
* Organized the largest political rally in Pima County to that point.

Architectural Technician

Rob Paulus, Architect – Tucson, AZ
February 2003 to June 2003

* Engaged in residential, commercial, and Urban Redevelopment projects.
* Drafted mechanical and electrical designs for single family dwellings, coordinating with licensed
engineers.
* Designed & developed construction documents.
* Documented, site surveyed & field assessed historic properties to convert them from industrial use to
multi-family loft homes.
* Conducted the city submittal process.

Architectural Intern III

Watkins Hamilton Ross Architects – Houston, TX
September 2000 to August 2002

* Programmed, space planned, designed and documented projects for public and private universities
throughout Texas.
* Coordinated CAD files, layering, & pen weights between consultants to develop CAD standards for
review and Coordination.
* Assessed & surveyed existing conditions.
* Contract Administered projects under construction.
* Obtained and assembled data from product representatives to complete architectural designs

Architectural Intern II

Mathes Brierre Architects (formerly The Mathes Group – New Orleans, LA
March 1997 to June 2000

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Now Mathes Brierre Architects
* Managed the space planning, design, contract documents and close out procedures for the Bellsouth
collocation program, reducing response time from 3 weeks to 3 hours, through improving technology
and facility data.
* Documented and scanned important projects from the firms extensive portfolio in order to design project
winning marketing proposals, site-selection seminar hand outs and compose entry boards for state AIA
awards programs.
* Developed procedures to translate and convert CAD files from associated firms to meet our CAD
standards.
* Site surveyed buildings & parking facilities for renovation, developing 3-d models for design study.
* Created 3-D CAD models to base renderings for a competition entry.

Architectural Draftsman

Olde New Orleans Design Group, Inc. – New Orleans, LA
October 1998 to March 1999

* Designed lighting, electrical and framing layouts.
* Documented and designed single family “Southern Style” custom design-build homes.
* Developed and maintained marketing materials and CAD Library.
* Researched & Developed rigid metal frame residential construction prototypes for the harsh Gulf Coast
environment.
* Designed model homes for a subdivision.

Architectural Intern I

Christner, Inc – St. Louis, MO
September 1996 to June 1998

* Developed construction documents, space plans, material and finish schedules and colored pencil
renderings.
* Created a Continuing Education program involving Architectural tours, lectures, and videos.
* Established CAD standards, reviewing Softdesk 8.
* Made bluelines.
* Constructed CAD models as a base for hand renderings.

College Work Study

Washington University in St. Louis – St. Louis, MO
August 1992 to August 1996

Office Assistant to the School of (Fine) Art(s) Dean’s Assistant:
* Filed and maintained confidential information, including payroll, regarding donors, alumni, faculty, staff
and students
* Prepared event, fund raising and recruitment mailings.
* Created a system to sort, file, preserve & destroy documents in the school’s archives
School of Architecture Shop Monitor:
* Instructed and assisted students in the proper use of shop equipment
* Inventoried, cleaned and maintained equipment.
* Designed and constructed 1 permanent and 12 relocatable computer workstations, multiple steel cubic
modular table stands, 3 replica and 3 refurbished conference tables.

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* Cleaned, maintained and refurbished: studio desks, lockers, pinup boards, tables, chairs, stools, table
stands and lecture hall seating.
Earth & Planetary Sciences Library Draftsman:
* Documented existing conditions of the Earth 7 Planetary Sciences Library
* Provided drawings to assist the Library’s space planning effort.
1996 Presidential Debate Commission Graphic Artist:
* Drafted maps of the Washington University Athletic Complex to be included with attendee packets for
the 1996 Presidential Debate to be held on campus. The debate did not occur.

Education

Certification in Revit, Sustainability

Phoenix College – Phoenix, AZ

January 2010 to January 2011

PMP Certification in Project Management

Training to You – Phoenix, AZ

January 2010 to January 2011

BA in Architecture

Washington University – St. Louis, MO

January 1992 to January 1996

College Coursework in AP Classes

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga – Chattanooga, TN

January 1991 to January 1993

Pre-College in Architecture

Carnegie Mellon University – Pittsburgh, PA

January 1991 to January 1991

Skills

Logistics, Modeling, Data Entry, Architectural Desktop, Entitlements, Mitigation, Negotiation, Revit,
Sketch Up, Microsoft Visio, Desktop Publishing, Construction Documentation, AutoCAD, Proficient
in Microsoft Office, Hand Drawing, Architectural Design, Photoshop, Pagemaker, Leadership,
Organizational Leadership, Microsoft Project, Networking, Surveying, Graphic Design, Event Planning,
Community Relations, Code Compliance, Development of Training Materials, Marketing Strategy,
Volunteer Management, Productivity Enhancement, Account Management, Construction Management,
Client Relationship Building, Canvassing, Project Planning, Project Coordination, Project Execution,
Business Travel, Interviewing, Market Research, Presentation Development, Sales Presentations,
Group Presentations, New Business Development, Social Networking, Training & Development,
Trade Show Representation, Conference Coordination, Photography, Public Speaking, Team Building,

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Architectural Drafting, Community Engagement, Sustainable Design, Renovation, Master Planning,
Leadership Mentoring, Project Management, Innovation, Political Consulting, LinkedIn

Awards

PSI Homesavers Golden Hammer Award

March 2002

* Organized a committee of Architectural Interns through AIA Houston to weatherize homes in Houston.
* Awarded for going above and beyond in our efforts to provide a safe and weatherized home.

AIA National Associates Committee Chapter of the Year

May 2002

* AIA Houston Associates Committee was awarded the inaugural “Chapter of the Year Award” for their
efforts to assist Interns learn about IDP, the ARE, and gain professional training.
* Organized the PSI Homesavers community service activity
* Organized construction tours of prominent Houston projects in development.
* Lectured to Associate Members, students and professionals, about the “Road to Registration”.
* Worked with Associate Committees throughout Texas to organize events at the annual Texas Society
of Architects Convention and within their chapters.

USGBC Arizona Chapter Central Branch Advocacy Committee Vice Chair

January 2009

* Served as Chair when the Chair was not able to attend.
* Represented the committee on the USGBC Arizona Chapter Central Branch General Circle
* Participated in the USGBC National Advocacy monthly conference call.

AIA Phoenix Metro Phoenix Section Committee Chair

November 2009

* Established and furthered relationships with various City of Phoenix Departments.
* Scheduled programs to assist the City and the Membership in creating successful projects.
* Organized member led tours to celebrate the creation of successful and innovative architectural
projects.

AIA New Orleans Intern/Associate Director

January 2000

* Elected to the office of Intern/Associate Director.
* Developed programs for Architectural Interns to assist them in their professional growth and become
licensed architects and members of the AIA.
* Designed graphics to advertise for programs.

USGBC Arizona Chapter Central Branch Governing Council Member

October 2010

* Guide the Strategic future for the organization.

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* Planned and organized the First Annual Member Meeting for 2012
* Developed the Chapter’s Policy Position Paper
* Developed Advocacy strategy on Legislation and Municipal Code and policy adoption, 2006-present.
* Serve as Liaison to the National Organization for Advocacy and Campaign initiatives.

1998 St. Louis Young Architect’s Forum Bi-Annual Exhibition

February 1998

Submitted 2 paintings for exhibition. Both were exhibited and placed on display at the St. Louis Art’s
Guild.

Washington University Delegate to AIAS Forum

November 1993

* Selected to represent the chapter at the AIAS ’93 Desert Forum in Phoenix.
* Reviewed and voted of policy for the national organization and attended special tours of Arcosanti,
Cosanti and Taliesin.
* Reported events to the Chapter upon return.

AIA New Orleans Delegate to AIA National Convention

May 2000

* Selected to be a delegate to the AIA National Convention.
* Represented the views of AIA New Orleans in the elections of the 2001 National leadership and policies.
* Voted in these momentous elections.

Democrats of Greater Tucson Board Member

January 2004

Elected to the board of the Democrats of Greater Tucson by the membership of the political club.

Prairie View A&M University Studio Critic

November 2001

Invited by a colleague at Watkins Hamilton Ross Architects to participate in the final studio reviews of
his class at Prairie View A&M.

CANstruction Houston – Structural Integrity

October 2001

* Constructed a sculpture of can goods to fight hunger.
* Modified the design of the structure to allow it to stand.

AIA Houston Michael Myers Competition Juror

April 2002

Judged the Michael Myers Competition, an architectural competition for high school students.

RDA Charrette: Home Honorable Mention

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* Participated in a charrette concerning homelessness.
* Proposed a flexible tower that could be built out or deconstructed, as needed, to provide housing. The
tower would serve as a measure as to the amount of homelessness in the Houston area.

USGBC Arizona Certificate of Appreciation

February 2012

Recognition for outstanding volunteer work in the year 2011 with the Arizona Chapter of the U.S. Green
Building Council.

Certifications

Sustainable Building Adviser (CSBA)

August 2011 to Present

OSHA 10

December 2008 to December 2011

Project Management Profession (PMP)

LEED GA

Architectural Registration

Groups

American Institute of Architects

March 1997 to Present

* Served as Committee and Sub-Committee Chair in multiple chapters: AIA Louisiana, AIA Houston,
Texas Society of Architects, AIA Arizona, AIA Phoenix Metro.
* Participated in many Chapter meetings: AIA Los Angeles, AIA Pasadena-Foothills, AIA South Bay-
Long Beach, AIA Southern Arizona, AIA Grand Canyon, AIA Western Mountain Region, AIA Central
States, AIA Gulf States
* Nominated and Elected to leadership positions with AIA St. Louis and AIA New Orleans.

US Green Building Council Arizona Chapter

September 2006 to Present

* Supported and organized campaign to support SB 1403.
* Gave updates to membership concerning changes in Green codes and Legislation.
* Planned and organized the First Annual Member Meeting.

Rice Design Alliance

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October 2000 to October 2002

* Attended all RDA lectures while in Houston.
* Participated in the Charrette: Home and Astrodome Charette.
* Attended Symposiums and special talks.

Preservation Resource Center

November 1998 to November 2000

Attended home and stained glass window tours, along with lectures and talks.

Project Management Institute (PMI)

September 2010 to Present

* Attended PMI-Phoenix sponsor PMP Study Group.
* Attend monthly meeting and PDM events.
* Network at Social events.

National Historic Trust for Preservation

March 1997 to Present

Washington University Alumni Association

January 2001 to Present

* Attended events sponsored by the Association.
* Interviewed potential students for admission to the School of Architecture.
* Organized programs with alumni office.

Modern Phoenix

June 2006 to Present

* Suggested Reed Kroloff, AIA, as a speaker for the Modern Phoenix Expo.
* Registered people for the annual home tour.
* Suggest programs and speakers for events each year.

Modern Architecture Preservation Project – Tucson

September 2004 to Present

* Participated in the MAPP organizing committee.
* Advertise their work to Modern Phoenix.
* Attend their tours and events when able to be in Tucson.

Networking Phoenix

October 2010 to Present

* Participated in trainings about networking and business relationship building.
* Attend the Signature Events.

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