NCARB, NOMA

Project Architect

Mel contributes to the design and development of projects that strengthen communities and enhance the built environment. With over 10 years of professional experience, Mel brings a diverse background in residential, affordable housing, senior living, mixed-use, and community-focused projects. Their approach to design is rooted in listening to clients, understanding their unique needs and priorities, and translating those insights into thoughtful, functional, and meaningful spaces. Mel values a collaborative design process that balances creativity, practicality, and the needs of the people who experience the built environment. They are a member of the Urban Renewal Advisory Committee for the City of Beaverton, and a member of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA). Outside of work, Mel enjoys spending time outdoors with their partner and dogs.

EDUCATION:
Master of Architecture, New School of Architecture & Design

Bachelor of Architecture, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

REGISTRATIONS:
Registered Architect: Oregon, Maryland