WE ARE ENGINEERS

& MEP ExpertsInnovatorsProblem-SolversTrailblazersSo Much More

From the skyline that shaped us to the world we helped define

Perelman Performing Arts Center

New York, NY

The Center Potsdamer Platz

Berlin, Germany

WE WORK IN MARKETS THAT ARE MORE THAN JUST CATEGORIES

They're Places &...

AMENITY

& Enjoyment

ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING DESIGN

& Atmosphere

AVIATION

& Adventure

COMMERCIAL OFFICE

& Icons

DATA CENTERS

& Connectivity

HEALTHCARE

& Healing

HIGHER ED & K-12

& Curiosity

HISTORIC RENOVATION

& Renewal

HOSPITALITY

& Welcome

INFRASTRUCTURE

& Possibility

INTERIORS

& Experience

MUSEUMS & CULTURAL

& Wonder

MULTI-FAMILY & PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL

& Comfort

RETAIL & RESTAURANT

& Discovery

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

& Breakthroughs

TRANSPORTATION

& Movement

We are People & Possibility

Meet Ours

Get to Know Our Team

Meet the thinkers, engineers & innovators who make us JB&B & so much more!

Find Yours

SEARCH JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Search open opportunities at JB&B and be so much more than just a job title!

Lina Telese

General Counsel

Lina Telese joined Jaros, Baum & Bolles in 2015 as General Counsel and is responsible for all legal matters at JB&B. She provides proactive professional advice on critical strategic, legal and internal policy issues. She is part of the executive team, interacting closely with the firm’s partners and providing legal support to the Accounting, Human Resources, Marketing and Information Technology Departments. Ms. Telese is responsible for the firm’s contract negotiations and oversees the firm’s litigation support, risk management, employment and licensing compliance affairs.

Prior to joining JB&B, Ms. Telese was a partner at Zetlin & DeChiara, LLP, a leading national construction law firm. She has more than 20 years of legal experience, including over 15 years in architecture, engineering and construction law, with a targeted focus on construction contract drafting and negotiations for sophisticated building projects. She has counseled clients on general business matters, risk management, professional licensing, corporate organization and ownership transition as well as insurance issues.

Ms. Telese is the past president of the Association of Real Estate Women (AREW) in New York (now CREW NY) and in 2014 received AREW’s Founders’ Award. She remains active in both the local chapter and national network of CREW. Ms. Telese is also a member of the board of directors of the Women Builders Council (WBC) and served as Co-General Counsel of WBC in 2013, 2014 and 2015. In 2009, 2014 and 2016 Ms. Telese was recognized with WBC’s “Outstanding Women in the Building Industry” award and in 2013 she was recognized as one of the Top Women in Real Estate by Sokol Media, Inc. Ms. Telese was selected for inclusion on the New York Metro Super Lawyers list in 2013. She is a member of the New York State Bar Association and American Bar Association and is admitted to practice law in the States of New York and Connecticut. She is also a member of Legal Counsel Form of the American Council of Engineering Companies national and local chapters, and of the Association of Corporate Counsel She is actively involved in both organizations, and is an Honorary AIA of the State of New York.

John-David DesLoges

Associate Partner

JD DesLoges serves as an Associate Partner at Jaros, Baum & Bolles and is responsible for leading and overseeing electrical teams in both the New York and Boston offices. Originally born in Boston and raised in the Boston area, Mr. DesLoges now resides in New Jersey and splits his time between the two offices on a bi-weekly basis.

Since joining the firm in 2004 and establishing the Boston office’s Electrical Department in 2020, he has managed and led the design of electrical systems for various commercial office occupancy, life science, residential, data center and critical infrastructure projects in both New York and Boston.

Mr. DesLoges has provided expertise on office projects for leading financial institutions, such as Nomura Holding Americas, Barclays Capital and Ziff Brothers Investments in New York. He has led the design of NYC high-rises, such as One Vanderbilt and One Madison Avenue. His experience in the Boston region includes commercial amenity spaces at One Wall Street, 200 Clarendon Street and 890 Winter Street. Mr. DesLoges has also provided critical input for cutting-edge healthcare and life science facilities, such as the base building and fit-out for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center’s facilities in upstate New York and life science developments at 200 Staples Drive in Framingham, MA, and One Charles Park in Cambridge, MA. His major residential projects include The Greenwich Lane and 111 West 57th Street in New York City and The Brooklyn Tower in Brooklyn, NY.

Mr. DesLoges earned his Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electrical Engineering from the Stevens Institute of Technology. He also earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from Fairfield University and is a licensed Professional Engineer in the States of New York and Massachusetts as well as being licensed in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Missouri.

Select projects include:

One Madison Avenue Repositioning, New York, NY
One Vanderbilt, New York, NY
Barclays Capital at 745 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY
200 Clarendon Street, Amenity Renovation, Boston, MA
MSKCC West Harrison, West Harrison, NY
Mass General Brigham, Facility Assessment, Boston, MA
200 Staples Drive, Life Science Development, Framingham, MA
AstraZeneca at 35 Gatehouse Drive, Waltham, MA
111 West 57th Street, New York, NY
The Brooklyn Tower, Brooklyn, NY
The Orchard, Queens, NY

John Koch

Partner

John Koch serves as a Partner at JB&B. He has worked as an Electrical Engineer on a wide variety of projects spanning numerous industry sectors, including healthcare, life science, building infrastructure upgrades, commercial office and financial. As part of JB&B’s healthcare team, he has played a significant role on some of the city’s most prestigious and multi-faceted medical centers, including the Memorial Sloan Kettering, Hospital for Special Surgery, and NYU Langone Health campuses in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Long Island.

Mr. Koch’s comprehensive grasp of electrical engineering is complemented by the enthusiasm and expertise with which he applies it to complex design challenges. He is particularly adept at negotiating the balance between addressing a client’s immediate needs and intuiting project needs that may not present themselves for another ten to fifteen years. It’s this commanding sense of the industry and of his craft that has afforded him the ability to factor non-engineering elements into uniquely future-flexible designs. Understanding that the patient experience is central to every healthcare project, he’s a staunch advocate of using building intelligence technologies to provide patients with more control, from adjusting the room temperature and ordering the day’s meals to obtaining diagnosis information or video-chatting with the nurse on call.

As a key player in the firm’s healthcare sector, Mr. Koch has been afforded the opportunity to speak on many national and regional panels, the most recent being ASHE’s PDC Summit in New Orleans on the “The Crossover Medical Office Building”. He has also co-authored articles that have been published in Engineered Systems (ES) as well as HFM Magazine, establishing his voice on an industry-wide level.

Mr. Koch is a licensed Professional Engineer in the States of California, Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, DC. He is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE), the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), and the U.S. Green Building Council. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Manhattan University.

Select projects include:

Jefferson Health Honickman Center, Philadelphia, PA
MSKCC David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care, New York, NY
NYU Langone Health, Kimmel Pavilion, New York, NY
The JACX, Queens, NY
4 World Trade Center, New York, NY
TWA Hotel at JFK International Airport, Queens, NY
John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, NY

Joëlle Jahn

Senior Associate, New England Leader, Deep Carbon Reduction Group

Joëlle Jahn is a Senior Associate leading the JB&B Deep Carbon Reduction Group in the firm’s Boston office. Ms. Jahn has worked closely with clients to provide energy and carbon benchmarking, decarbonization strategy, renewable energy analysis, and broad sustainability consulting for a variety of client types. She brings an ability to organize, analyze, and manage data while leading clients to develop net-zero energy and carbon goals. Ms. Jahn has project management experience on a variety of project types, including master planning, commercial mixed-use, higher education, science & technology, multi-family residential and cultural buildings.

Ms. Jahn has expertise in the Massachusetts Energy Code and its climate action policies, including BERDO and BEUDO. She has led sustainability permitting for over 20 million sq.ft. of real estate in Boston and Cambridge. As part of this work, she has managed decarbonization and district energy studies, envelope performance analysis, electrification strategy and green building certifications. Possessing a variety of green building rating system credentials including WELL, Fitwel, LEED, Living Building Challenge and Passive House, she leverages these frameworks to help project teams develop sustainability and decarbonization solutions that foster a healthy, resilient and equitable built environment.

Ms. Jahn serves as technical advisor to the City of Boston’s Zero Net Carbon Zoning Code and co-chair of the Carbon & Energy Roundtable for Built Environment Plus. She is a published author for the International Building Performance Simulation Association (IBPSA), in which her design research seeks to influence passive strategies for climate-responsive emergency shelter design around the world. She has been a guest lecturer and design critic at the BAC, Wentworth, Northeastern School of Architecture, Cornell University, and the Academy of the Arts San Francisco. Ms. Jahn holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Design & Analysis from Cornell University and a Master of Design in Energy & Environment degree from Harvard Graduate School of Design.

Select projects include:

Winthrop Center Tower Office and Residences, Boston, MA*
Parcel 12 Office and Hotel, Boston, MA*
Fenway MGM Music Hall, Boston, MA*
22 Drydock Avenue Lab, Boston, MA*
420 Rutherford Avenue Lab, Boston, MA*
Dorchester Bay City Master Plan, Boston, MA*
Channelside Mixed-Use Development at 244-284 A Street, Boston, MA*
88 Seaport Boulevard Lab, Boston, MA*

* Project experience prior to joining JB&B

Gina Semerad

Director, HVAC

Gina Semerad serves as a Director of HVAC at JB&B. Since joining the firm in 2008, she has worked on the design of multiple large-scale projects in New York City, with a focus on medical facilities, laboratories and other technically complex spaces. She has worked on numerous projects for NYU Langone Health, including both healthcare and life science sectors.

Ms. Semerad has taken a special interest in the impact of HVAC design on infection control. Her experience on multiple specialty projects has helped her evolve into a healthcare subject matter expert and technical resource for the firm. As a leader of JB&B’s Healthcare Community of Practice, she is involved in the internal design review process for numerous healthcare institutions and provides insight into their needs and trends. Ms. Semerad has worked on multiple projects utilizing computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis of air flow distribution in existing operating and procedure rooms toward improved patient and healthcare provider safety. She has also helped develop creative solutions during the Covid-19 efforts for numerous large NYC hospitals.

Ms. Semerad earned her Bachelor of Engineering degree in Mechanical Engineering and Master of Engineering in Systems Engineering from the Stevens Institute of Technology. She is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of New York and a certified ASHRAE Healthcare Facilities Design Professional. She is currently a member of the ASHRAE Healthcare Technical Committee, ASHRAE SSPC 170 Committee, and contributor to the ASHE Sustainability and Decarbonization Foundations Task Force. She previously served on NYC’s Local Law 97 Hospitals Working Group, focusing on the unique energy demands of healthcare facilities. Since 2015, she has, in memory of her daughter, helped raise over $250,000 for research into safer and more effective pediatric cancer treatments through Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation.

Select projects include:

NYU Langone Health, Kimmel Pavilion, New York, NY
NYU Langone Health Campus, MEP Mitigation Projects, New York, NY
MSKCC David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care, New York, NY
NYU Langone Health, Schwartz HCC Noninvasive Cardiology and AHU Replacement,
New York, NY
Yale New Haven Health, Smilow Cancer Center, Greenwich, CT
Northwell Medical Pavilion, New York, NY
NewYork-Presbyterian CUIMC Cancer Center, New York, NY

Daniel Davis

Senior Associate, Process Engineering

Dan Davis serves as a Senior Associate at JB&B, with a primary focus on life science process engineering. Since joining the firm in 2022, he has been a driver in the firm’s growth in the life sciences industry. He has led the process utility efforts for a cell and gene therapy (CGT) contract development and manufacturing company (CDMO) multi-facility project. In addition to process engineering, he was the project manager for projects that included cGMP plasmid facilities, iPSC labs, PCR labs, and semiconductor telecommunication labs. Mr. Davis has supported previous clients by advising on the tech transfer of a vaccine facility. Prior to joining JB&B, his experience included being a lead and project engineer as an owner’s representative for a greenfield $400M vaccine manufacturing plant, followed by a retrofit of an existing GMP bacterial vaccine plant to a recombinant protein vaccine manufacturing plant utilizing both single-use and stainless steel equipment.

Mr. Davis brings to the firm a unique perspective, having experience both from the design firm side as an engineer and from the owner’s side as an owner’s representative, and has first-hand experience on how design decisions can impact a GMP/GLP facility down the road. This includes how these decisions follow through construction, start-up, commissioning and qualification (C&Q), validation, and operation. In addition to vaccine facilities, he has worked on a continuous manufacturing line for an OSD CMO, and he engineered the support systems for a flexible filling line that won an ISPE FOYA in 2017. Outside of manufacturing, his system ownership has included an entire laboratory process and layout that encompassed areas of analytical sciences, quality assurance, upstream, downstream, and molecular biology for pDNA, transfection, and development.

Mr. Davis earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Drexel University. He is engaged in the education community, providing support as a guest industry panelist for student presentations at Howard University and Villanova University.

Select projects include:

Center for Breakthrough Medicines at The Discovery Labs, King of Prussia, PA
Sampled at 30 Knightsbridge Road, Piscataway, NJ
Sanofi Flu Vaccine Tech Transfer, Toronto, ON
Nokia Bell Labs, New Brunswick, NJ
Recombinant Vaccine Facility, Swiftwater, PA*
Continuous OSD Manufacturing Line, Greenville, NC*
USP Normal Saline Manufacturing Plant, Irvine, CA*

*Project experience prior to joining JB&B

Christopher Pell

Senior Associate

Christopher Pell serves as a Senior Associate with JB&B Field™, a division of JB&B that integrates nine distinct field-related services into a singular comprehensive offering. Since joining the firm in 2016, he has been a driving force behind JB&B Field™’s commissioning service, leveraging his years of experience in oilfield operations to cultivate a diverse portfolio of projects in the vibrant landscape of New York City.

Mr. Pell’s proficiency in building commissioning and related services spans various sectors, encompassing commercial office, life science, healthcare, data center and LEED green building projects. Notably, the projects on which he has managed commissioning activities include 270 Park Avenue, Moynihan Train Hall (Phase 3), One Madison Avenue, West End Labs, various NYU Langone Health locations and the 2.8 million sq.ft. 3 World Trade Center. Drawing on this rich experience, he continues to spearhead JB&B Field™’s commissioning projects across all sectors.

Beyond his technical acumen, Mr. Pell sees JB&B Field™ as a way to bridge the gaps that too often exist between members of construction project teams. Serving as a trusted resource for building Owners and operators, he fosters meaningful relationships to help clients navigate the complexities of constructing and operating new spaces.

During the unprecedented challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, Mr. Pell played a pivotal role as a member of the project team for the SUNY Old Westbury Alternate Care Facility. His adept management of onsite field services and design coordination during the one-month design-build showcased his resilience and adaptability in the face of adversity.

Mr. Pell holds a Bachelor of Science degree (cum laude) in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Utah and is a Certified Commissioning Professional with the Building Commissioning Certification Board. In 2020, Mr. Pell was recognized as a top young building commissioning professional by the Building Commissioning Association’s 20 Under 40 program.

Select projects include:

Moynihan Train Hall (Phase 3), New York, NY
One Madison Avenue Repositioning, New York, NY
West End Labs, New York, NY
3 World Trade Center, New York, NY
4 World Trade Center, New York, NY
NYU Langone Health, Multiple Projects, New York, NY
JPMorgan Chase, 270 Park Avenue, Base Building and Interiors, New York, NY

Brian McKinney

Director, Energy Analysis, Deep Carbon Reduction Group

Brian McKinney brings to the firm considerable experience in providing modeling services and design support for a wide array of high-profile and high-performance buildings. Prior to his career in building analysis, he worked as an architectural designer, with a focus on improving the quality of low-income housing. With a strong background in energy analysis, daylight analysis, thermal comfort studies and life cycle assessment, his career has arced toward a specialization in buildings that successfully integrate high performance in energy consumption, carbon emissions, occupant comfort, and client financial objectives.

Since coming to JB&B, Brian’s primary focus has been in starting and developing the energy modeling practice at the firm. As the first energy modeler with the Deep Carbon Reduction Group, he has played a key role in defining the work the team does and in creating the means and methods to do it. He continues to spearhead the analysis and development of new ideas, strategies, and technologies within the firm, applying them to his work on a wide range of projects in healthcare, life science, commercial, and residential spaces.

Brian has a Bachelor of Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University and a Master of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Stanford University. He is a LEED Accredited Professional and an ASHRAE Building Energy Modeling Professional (BEMP).

Select projects include:

5 World Trade Center, Energy Modeling for Code, LEED, and Design Support, New York, NY
70 Hudson Yards, Energy Modeling for Code, LEED, LL97, and Design Support, New York, NY
343 Madison Avenue, Energy Modeling for Code, LEED, LL97, and Design Support, New York, NY
Innolabs, Energy Modeling for Code and LEED, Queens, NY
West End Labs, Energy Modeling for Code and LEED, New York, NY
55 Water Street, Energy Modeling for LL97 and Carbon-Reduction Measures, New York, NY
Columbia Business School, Energy Modeling for Code and LEED, New York, NY*
American Museum of Natural History, Energy Audit of the Existing Campus, New York, NY*
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Life Cycle Assessment, Atlanta, GA*

* Project experience prior to joining JB&B

Anthony M. Montalto

Partner

Anthony Montalto serves as a Partner at JB&B. Since joining the firm in 2002, he has been involved as a Partner-in-Charge and Project Manager on numerous commercial office and healthcare projects, with a special focus on the life science sector for both academic and commercial laboratory projects. Some of his notable academic projects include NYU Langone Health’s Science Building, along with various other major campus renovation projects, as well as projects with Columbia University Irving Medical College, SUNY’s Downstate and Cobleskill academic campuses, and CUNY’s Fiterman Hall. He also served as Partner-in-Charge for the Weill Cornell Medicine campus, including the new Belfer Research Building and various other campus renovations. Other commercial laboratory projects on which Mr. Montalto served as the Partner-in-Charge include New York Stem Cell Foundation Research Institute, Cure at 345 Park Avenue South, Hudson Research Center at 619 West 54th Street, and West End Labs. Among other notable projects are Moynihan Train Hall, 61 Ninth Avenue and the One Madison Avenue redevelopment.

Mr. Montalto is genuinely engaged in putting a human face on engineering in both the community and the classroom. He is a co-founder of the firm’s in-house professional development program, JB&B University, and has a longstanding association with Habitat for Humanity, of which he is currently a board chair for NYC and Westchester. He headed up the design/construction peer review team for Habitat’s Sydney House project, a multi-family project located in Bronx, NY, the largest in the organization’s history, and also serves on the Real Estate Council and gala planning committee.

Mr. Montalto holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the College of Engineering at Villanova University, and is co-founder of the Cross-Learning Alliance, a collaborative educational initiative among ASHRAE New York, AIA New York and Urban Green Council. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in a dozen U.S. states and a U.S. Green Building Council LEED Accredited Professional.

Select projects include:

West End Labs, New York, NY
Cure at 345 Park Avenue South, New York, NY
NYU Langone Health, Science Building, New York, NY
Manhattan University, Higgins Engineering and Science Center, Bronx, NY
One Madison Avenue Repositioning, New York, NY
Moynihan Train Hall and Commercial Office Redevelopment, New York, NY
New York Stem Cell Foundation Research Institute, New York, NY

Al Barba

President, JB&B Environmental

Al Barba joined JB&B in September 2021 as President of the newly formed JB&B Environmental. He brings over 34 years of progressive leadership and management within a customer-oriented technical sales and service industry based on chemical and environmental engineering. His unique combination of skills includes a strong technical background with multiple professional and technical licenses and accreditations as well as direct sales and sales management expertise.

A consummate team builder with a focus on water systems design, implementation, quality and compliance, he has worked with clients at all levels of their organizations to implement programs with respect to the long-term operation and life cycle of client assets in the healthcare, commercial, residential high-rise, institutional, data center and manufacturing vertical markets. He has worked extensively in the New York metro, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic regions of the U.S., as well as in Canada, with many different organizations, large and small, to bring value to their operations as a trusted advisor.

In his role with JB&B Environmental, Mr. Barba will be developing and growing the firm’s newest business line in Environmental Consulting Services focused on quality and compliance for two of our most vital natural resources: water and air. These essential services will include water and air quality testing; third-party oversight of program implementation; and a focus on keeping our valued clients’ water and air systems operating safely, efficiently, and in compliance with local, state and federal codes as well as extending their systems’ useful life.

Al Barba has a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Chemical Engineering from The Cooper Union School of Engineering. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in Environmental Engineering in the State of New York, a Certified Water Technologist with the Association of Water Technology, and a LEED Green Associate. He obtained HACCP certification from NSF for Water Management Plans aligned with ASHRAE 188P; holds Certified Pesticide Applicator licenses in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut; and is a Certified Pesticide Applicator trainer in the State of New York. He has received numerous awards for sales and management excellence.

Select projects include:

Commercial: Google, Citigroup, IBM, Vornado, Boston Properties, Brookfield Properties, Tishman Speyer, JLL, CBRE, and Cushman & Wakefield*
Healthcare: Mount Sinai Health System, NYU Langone Health, Columbia University Medical Center, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, NYC Health + Hospitals*
Universities: New York University, Columbia University, Rutgers University, Harvard University, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology*
Utilities and Power: PSEG, Con Edison, Woodbridge, and Calpine*

*Project experience prior to joining JB&B

WE ARE ENGINEERS

& MEP ExpertsInnovatorsProblem-SolversTrailblazersSo Much More

From the skyline that shaped us to the world we helped define

Perelman Performing Arts Center

TWA Hotel at JFK

Baha Mar Resort

The Center Potsdamer Platz

They're Places & ...

AMENITY

ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING DESIGN

AVIATION

COMMERCIAL OFFICE

DATA CENTERS

HEALTHCARE

HIGHER ED & K-12

HISTORIC RENOVATION

HOSPITALITY

INFRASTRUCTURE

INTERIORS

MUSEUMS & CULTURAL

MULTI-FAMILY & PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL

RETAIL & RESTAURANT

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

TRANSPORTATION

We are People & Possibility

Meet Ours

Find Yours

Infrastructure

1133 Avenue of the Americas - Boiler Plant Upgrade

Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice - Building Infrastructure Upgrades

New York Genome Center - Building Infrastructure Upgrades

Interiors

Colliers International at 1114 Avenue of the Americas

BIG at 45 Main Street

New York Financial Firm

Data Centers

Higher Ed & K-12

Stevens Institute of Technology, University Center Complex

Higgins Engineering and Science Center at Manhattan University

The Bronx High School of Science, Stanley Manne Institute

Healthcare

Jefferson Health Honickman Center

Kimmel Pavilion at NYU Langone Health

MSKCC David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care

Hospitality

Baha Mar Resort

Jacob K. Javits Convention Center Expansion

Ocean Casino Resort

Transportation

Moynihan Train Hall

Queens Garage and Community Space

Jacob K. Javits Convention Center Expansion, Truck Marshalling Facility

Science & Technology

c16 Biosciences at Hudson Research Center

PepGen at 321 Harrison Avenue

Steven's Institute of Technology University Center

Retail & Restaurant

The Hugh at 601 Lexington Avenue

The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards

Cleo Mediterráneo at Baha Mar Resort

Multi-Family & Private Residential

The Brooklyn Tower

335 Eighth Avenue

Sven

Museum & Cultural

Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice

Perelman Performing Arts Center

Whitney Museum of American Art

Historic Renovation

Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice

Duberstein Courthouse

TWA Hotel at John F. Kennedy International Airport

Commercial Office

The JACX

One World Trade Center

Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice

Architectural Lighting & Design

HSS Sports Medicine Institute

Kristal Kule Finansbank Headquarters

Colliers International

They're Places &...