David plays a key role on our design team with almost 20 years of work experience within the A&E industry. He has extensive architectural and project management knowledge in the design and construction of commercial, industrial, institutional, residential, Science + Technology, and Government projects. David leads teams across all aspects of programming, design, production and contract administration, and uses his expertise to ensure coordination between all parties is maintained. 

He has led many complex projects and is recognized as a leader, overseeing a multitude of project work and teams. David has been involved with many LEED projects throughout his career, including being the lead architect and project manager for Kennedale Eco Station in Edmonton, Alberta – an award-winning LEED Gold commercial/industrial project that is a showcase for low impact development. 

As a fifth-generation Edmontonian, the idea of contributing to the design culture of his hometown is a dream come true. At the age of fourteen, local architect Gene Dub visited David’s classroom, and this inspired him to pursue a career in architecture. David is devoted to planting the same seeds of architectural interest for youth. Recognizing a lack of design career resources for youth in Edmonton, he created and orchestrated the Youth Architecture Camp, an initiative that brought local high school students to the studio for a week of credited workshops on design-related topics. In his free time, he enjoys doing fine detailing work and building bespoke furniture for his 1950s home.