For over 30 years, I’ve focused on architectural projects that concentrate on existing and historic buildings. I’ve gained valuable experience managing a variety of these projects – from small to large, public to private, commercial to residential.

Starting in the 1980’s, I began working construction in downtown DC on the conversion of derelict historic school buildings into apartments. Then after an architecture degree at Virginia Tech, I began working for architecture firms in the DC area. After moving back home to Staunton and the Shenandoah Valley in the 1990’s, I’ve worked on many projects and volunteered in organizations, such as the architecture review board and Historic Staunton Foundation, devoted to revitalizing the Staunton community. In that time period, I’ve developed many valuable relationships and familiarity with the local real estate, construction and development processes.

As a Staunton native, my direction in life surely began with the historic and architectural surroundings of where I grew up. The Shenandoah Valley offers a wonderful quality of life and natural beauty in close proximity to Staunton’s unique environment. I am motivated to contribute to the projects that help enhance the lives of the people that choose to live here.