With approximately 19 years of experience in building science and façade engineering, this registered architect holds a Master of Science in Architectural Engineering, with studies in Architecture and Town Planning. His practice focuses on the performance, investigation, and repair of building enclosure systems. His work includes expert witness services involving consultation and depositions in matters related to construction defects, building failures, and property damage associated with enclosure systems.

His work centers on architectural glass and glazing systems, including curtain walls, windows, skylights, and glazed doors, along with broader enclosure performance issues. He performs cause-and-origin investigations, evaluates moisture intrusion, and conducts air, water, thermal, and structural testing. His experience also includes building code analysis, assessment of standard-of-care issues, and development of remediation strategies and repair scopes, including cost-related considerations in construction disputes and insurance-related matters.

His technical approach combines field investigation with analytical modeling, including computational fluid dynamics, heat transfer simulations, condensation risk evaluation, and wind-related performance analysis. He has also been involved in construction monitoring, review of project documentation and specifications, and evaluation of enclosure systems across a variety of building types, reflecting integrated experience in design, engineering, and forensic analysis.