The Julia Court Marriott is a 204 room blend of historic adaptation and modern architecture. It is situated within New Orleans historic 'Warehouse District'. Designed around three, dilapidated molasses warehouses dating from the 1850's, I fashioned a hotel with 2 exterior courtyards, one interior atrium housing the bar and dining area, and a glass skylit entry lobby.

The Bar	The Lobby
Corner of Julia St. & South Peters St.	The Lobby
The Dining Room

I was project architect for a new South Terminal at Miami International Airport, a 1,000,000 s.f.addition costing upwards of $360,000,000. Construction is scheduled to commence in the fall of 2002.

Photo of model

The World Savings branch on Miami's famed South Beach was an extremely complex project in glass and steel, belying its apparent simple composition of sleek, geometric elements. It is located directly across the street from the much publicized and photographed Publix Supermarket by renowned Carlos Zapata.

World Savings branch office from underneath Zapata's bullnosed canopy, seen below.

The Carillon Office Complex and Wellness Center will be locvated in St. Petersburg, Florida. It won the 2001 AIA Unbuilt Design Award from the Tampa Bay Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Construction is scheduled to commence in August of 2002.

Early computer rendering.

The Tampa Museum of Art will begin construction in 2004. It was designed by Rafael Vinoly, an internationally known architect. I worked on the project for a year, shuttling between New York City and Tampa.

Street View