John di Domenico, AIA, LEED AP, Partner-in-Charge: Architecture and Urban Design. Since starting the firm in 1981, Mr. di Domenico has directed a variety of projects in the public and private realm. His overall approach to the process of design and management is rooted in practical and academic experience. As founding principal of the firm, Harvard Design School graduate, Fulbright Scholar and professor at NYIT, Mr. di Domenico has developed a studio-office environment in which principal-led group involvement in architectural and planning projects evolves into project-long development of ideas and management strategies. This approach has led to the firm's successful progress and award winning design accomplishments over the past 20 years. In addition, it creates a consensus-building environment where client, principal and manager work hand-in-hand so that design, program and budget follow client expectations. Mr. di Domenico currently directs and develops projects that focus on the design and rehabilitation of memorable spaces for public and private activity throughout the northeast region. Andrew Berger, AIA, ASLA, Partner-In-Charge: Architecture and Landscape Architecture. Since joining the firm in 1984, Mr. Berger has led the design and management of many of the firm's public and private sector projects. As a principal, he currently directs and oversees the firm's architecture and landscape architecture efforts. His work on historic restoration, public, education, and transit facilities, has led to numerous award-winning designs. Mr. Berger is currently the Principal-in-Charge of the new capitol city Trenton Rail Complex and Intermodal Plaza, the "green" Grand Avenue Maintenance Facility and Bus Depot, and the Stillwell Avenue Portal Building in Coney Island, New York. He has led the design of over 30 transportation and public facility projects including the recently completed MTA/Metro-North Harlem 125th Street and Park Avenue Station Rehabilitation (a recipient of over six design and construction awards). Under Mr. Berger's project leadership, the firm has been recognized for providing client-oriented service and developing holistic design strategies — resulting in improved workplace and public environments — which in turn creates memorable projects. Paul Alber, AIA, Senior Associate. Mr. Alber is a registered architect and Senior Associate of dD+P. Since joining the firm in 1989, he has played a key role in managing the design and construction of many of the firm's public sector projects, including both renovation and new construction. He has led design teams in the development of transit, historic restoration, education, and waterfront projects. Mr. Alber brings to his projects a broad range of experience and expertise in all phases of the design and construction process. Mr. Alber possesses a keen understanding of the architectural process. From the creation and development of conceptual designs to the production and detailing of the construction documents, through the construction administration and final oversight of the project, he is a vital part of the realization of the firm's projects. Richard Alomar, ASLA, Senior Associate. Mr. Alomar has been with the firm since 1994 and oversees its Landscape Architecture Studio. His experience in public open space and landscape design has been instrumental in leading the firm's award-winning designs. Mr. Alomar is responsible for project specific issues regarding landscape design, management, schedules and public presentations. His experience in land and plant management, as well as construction provides a well-rounded background essential for planning and urban design. Mr. Alomar has assisted the firm on urban design projects involving master planning and design guideline reports. He has extensive experience in resolving planning issues for large and small scale projects. Kenji Suzuki, AIA, Senior Associate. Mr. Suzuki has been with the firm since 1997. In that time, his sensitivity and skill in conceptual design, and design development have been instrumental in advancing the firm's recognition as an award-winning design firm. In his role as senior designer, he works closely with the partners to articulate and define design direction. He follows the established concepts through to project completion. Mr. Suzuki's contributions in design, modeling and presentation graphics has facilitated the transition from design to construction documents, as well as provided opportunities to explore new materials and building systems. Al Zgolinski, AIA, LEED AP, Senior Associate. Mr. Zgolinski brings to the firm over 22 years of experience in management and construction of large scale facilities. His past project experience deepens the firm's experience in the areas of medical facilities, historic preservation and campus design. He is noted for his knowledge of issues related to state and city codes, specifications, and ADA design compliance. Mr. Zgolinski is responsible for office Quality Control/Quality Assurance and Project Implementation Plan procedures. Allison Black, Associate. Ms. Black has been with the firm since 1996 and currently manages and oversees the administrative aspects of the office. She has developed and implemented scheduling, budgeting, and administrative procedures for the firm's project coordinator group. These procedures have become office-wide standards that facilitate communication, distribution and archiving of the firm's projects and in-house documents. In addition, Ms. Black plays an important role in the formulation of company policy, oversight of junior staff development, and planning of office activities. Ricky Liu, AIA, Associate. Mr. Liu brings over 8 years of expertise in the design, coordination and management of a wide ranging portfolio of projects including transportation and civic facilities, as well as academic and residential buildings. He is well-versed in the complex issues inherent with the design, restoration, and adaptive reuse of structures. His role as both a designer and project manager contribute to his effectiveness in all phases of the design process--from conceptual design to construction management--while being attuned to preserving design integrity. Several of his projects have received accolades from the architectural community. Mr. Liu is currently working on the Atlantic Avenue Terminal Complex for the LIRR and NYC Transit, the rehabilitation of Cornell University's Fernow and Rice Halls, the design of the Dulles Corridor Metrorail, and the Lower Harlem Capacity Study at the Fordham MNR Station. Russell Rule, AIA, Associate. Mr. Rule has over 27 years experience in design, project management and construction administration, and has been involved with large-scale projects of varied size and scope — most notably, he has worked on the AOL Time Warner Center. He developed code analysis documents, and egress studies and worked on design development and construction documents. Mr. Rule is a New York State registered architect and has experience in many aspects of professional practice. Joe Tulumello, AIA, Associate. Mr. Tulumello joined the firm in 2004. He has extensive experience in architectural design, restoration, adaptive re-use, and construction administration. His design experience includes the firm’s award-winning projects at Grand Avenue Central Maintenance Facility, Trenton Rail Station, and restoration and rehabilitation projects including the Red Bank and Ridgewood Stations for NJ Transit. Mr. Tulumello has experience in all phases of the design process, managing complex project teams, and working closely with contractors and owners.