Keith’s professional development began at Gwathmey Siegel + Associates in New York, where he gained experience in resort development and large-scale commercial construction through his work on projects for both the Disney Development Corporation and SUNY.
Through these projects, Keith refined his knowledge of large-scale planning and design; however, he wished to diversify his design skills with smaller and more humanistic-scale projects. With a strong desire to integrate the design and construction aspects of architecture, Keith started his own firm in 2000. In 2005, he merged his firm with Zone 4 Architects and was able to refine his knowledge of both the design and construction processes, as well as the needs of all the respective parties involved in producing the end product. In 2007, Zone 4 merged with Poss Architecture + Planning and Interior Design, allowing Keith to work in all facets of architecture—from small renovations to large-scale planning and entitlement projects. The constant in these projects is attention to detail and personal client involvement from design through construction and delivery.
Keith’s professional development began at Gwathmey Siegel + Associates in New York, where he gained experience in resort development and large-scale commercial construction through his work on projects for both the Disney Development Corporation and SUNY.
Through these projects, Keith refined his knowledge of large-scale planning and design; however, he wished to diversify his design skills with smaller and more humanistic-scale projects. With a strong desire to integrate the design and construction aspects of architecture, Keith started his own firm in 2000. In 2005, he merged his firm with Zone 4 Architects and was able to refine his knowledge of both the design and construction processes, as well as the needs of all the respective parties involved in producing the end product. In 2007, Zone 4 merged with Poss Architecture + Planning and Interior Design, allowing Keith to work in all facets of architecture—from small renovations to large-scale planning and entitlement projects. The constant in these projects is attention to detail and personal client involvement from design through construction and delivery.