Content Development Team

Content Development Team

Expert contributors supporting research, case studies, and product reviews across architecture, engineering, construction, and digital delivery. Add profile images by pasting a photo URL into each card’s img src.

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Steven Thomas Halverson

Chairman, Gilbane, Inc. (AEC Firm)

Corporate strategyInnovationIndustry governance

Location: United States

Steven Halverson is an experienced AEC executive who chairs Gilbane, advising on strategy and innovation across design, construction, and project delivery. His leadership and industry influence are relevant for blogs on corporate strategy, technology adoption, and construction industry governance.

How this helps the blogAdds executive context on delivery models, innovation programs, and AEC governance.
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Sam Donelson

U.S. East & Latin America Regional Chief Executive, AECOM

Regional marketsIntegrated deliveryGrowth strategy

Location: United States

Sam Donelson oversees AECOM’s operations across the U.S. East and Latin American markets, providing strategic leadership for major architectural and engineering projects. His role supports content on regional AEC trends, project planning, and market growth strategies.

How this helps the blogSupports research on regional delivery challenges, market signals, and integrated AEC execution.
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Craig Albert

President & COO, Bechtel Corporation

Operational excellenceMega projectsInfrastructure delivery

Location: United States

Craig Albert is President and COO of Bechtel, guiding operational excellence and project execution across energy, infrastructure, and advanced manufacturing sectors. His insights benefit blogs on high-complexity construction management and operational leadership in the AEC field.

How this helps the blogAdds a high-scale operations lens: governance, execution rigor, and delivery risk control.
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Christa Andresky

Executive Vice President & CFO, Turner Construction Company

Financial strategyRisk managementCapital planning

Location: United States

Christa Andresky manages Turner Construction’s financial strategy and performance, helping drive growth and stability. Her perspective supports blog discussions on financial planning, risk management, and strategic investment in construction projects.

How this helps the blogStrengthens coverage of project risk, financial controls, and decision-making in major builders.
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Rosemarie Demonte

Executive Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer, Turner Construction Company

Workforce developmentTalent strategyDEI

Location: United States

Rosemarie Demonte leads HR and talent strategy for Turner Construction, focusing on workforce development and diversity in AEC. Her experience enhances blog topics on talent pipelines, equity in construction, and HR best practices for AEC firms.

How this helps the blogAdds practical perspective on hiring, training, retention, and modern workforce strategy.
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Michael J. Kuntz

Executive Vice President, Turner Construction Company

Market strategyClient relationshipsConstruction operations

Location: United States

Michael J. Kuntz oversees key regional markets and global sales for Turner Construction, contributing expertise in commercial delivery and engineering services. His leadership enriches blogs on market strategy, client relationships, and construction operations.

How this helps the blogImproves coverage of go-to-market strategy, client delivery models, and operational scaling.
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Daniel Inocente, AIA, NCARB

Architect & Space Architect; Founder, Daniel Inocente Architecture

Space architectureComputational designFuture built environments

Location: New York, New York, USA

Daniel Inocente is an American architect known for terrestrial projects and space architecture research. His interdisciplinary work enriches blog topics on advanced design, computational architecture, and the future of built environments on Earth and beyond.

How this helps the blogExpands your research hub into frontier design: systems thinking, computation, and space-driven constraints.
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Amale Andraos

Architect; Co-Founder, WORKac; Educator

Context-driven designUrban sustainabilityAEC pedagogy

Location: New York, New York, USA

Amale Andraos is a celebrated architect and co-founder of WORKac, known for innovative, context-driven design and leadership in architecture education. Her influence supports coverage of sustainable urban design and climate-forward communities.

How this helps the blogBrings strong, research-friendly framing on city-making, sustainability, and design education.
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John Ochsendorf, PhD, PE, FAAR

Structural Engineer & Architectural Historian; Professor & Director, MIT MAD

PreservationStructural innovationInterdisciplinary research

Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

John Ochsendorf is a leading structural engineer and architectural historian, and founding director of MIT’s Morningside Academy for Design (MAD). His expertise bridges heritage conservation with forward-thinking engineering solutions.

How this helps the blogEnables deep dives that connect historic construction logic with modern structural methods.
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Dan M. Frangopol, PhD, PE

Civil Engineer & Academic; Fazlur R. Khan Chair, Lehigh University

Life-cycle engineeringInfrastructure resiliencePerformance-based design

Location: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA

Dan Frangopol is a renowned civil engineer and academic specializing in life-cycle structural engineering and infrastructure resilience. His insights support topics on infrastructure longevity and engineering education.

How this helps the blogAdds rigorous frameworks for durability, risk, and long-term infrastructure performance.
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Guy Wesley Peterson, FAIA

Architect; Principal, Guy Peterson Architects

Regional excellenceDesign craftCommunity impact

Location: Sarasota, Florida, USA

Guy Peterson is an American architect known for contextual, award-winning design across public, cultural, and residential projects. His long practice adds depth to discussions about design excellence and architecture as community engagement.

How this helps the blogBrings practical insight on craft, context, and building quality over time.
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Phillip G. Bernstein, FAIA

Architect, Educator & Technologist; Deputy Dean, Yale School of Architecture

BIM strategyAI in AECPractice models

Location: New Haven, Connecticut, USA

Phil Bernstein is a respected architect, educator, and technology strategist who helped shape BIM strategy at Autodesk and teaches professional practice and AI-in-AEC topics at Yale. His leadership supports content on digital tools, AI integration, BIM, and evolving practice models.

How this helps the blogAnchors your tech coverage with real practice insight on tools, workflows, and firm transformation.
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Alvin Huang, AIA, NOMA

Architect & Educator; Founder, Synthesis Design + Architecture

Digital fabricationMaterial performanceDesign innovation

Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

Alvin Huang is an architect and educator whose work blends advanced technology with creative architectural solutions. His expertise supports content on design technology, fabrication, and contemporary practice.

How this helps the blogBrings applied innovation: computation, fabrication, and measurable material-performance thinking.
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Hernán Díaz Alonso

Architect, Educator & Design Director; Director & CEO, SCI-Arc

Experimental designDigital design cultureAcademic innovation

Location: Los Angeles, California, USA

Hernán Díaz Alonso is an architect leading SCI-Arc and founder of HDA-X. His leadership in architectural education and experimental design makes him a valuable voice for posts on academic innovation and cutting-edge architectural thinking.

How this helps the blogAdds a future-facing lens on design experimentation, pedagogy, and digital craft.
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Patrick MacLeamy, FAIA, LEED AP

Architect & Industry Executive; Former CEO and Chairman, HOK

Integrated workflowsBIM advocacyExecutive leadership

Location: United States (national)

Patrick MacLeamy is a seasoned architectural leader and former CEO of global design firm HOK. A thought leader on BIM and collaborative delivery, his experience bridges high-performance practice and industry strategy—ideal for posts on integrated workflows, leadership, and AEC transformation.

How this helps the blogBrings executive-level insight on BIM, collaboration, and practice transformation at scale.