With more than 45 years of experience in architecture, urban design, and real estate analysis, this expert provides technical analysis in matters involving premises liability, architectural design, and the safety and functionality of built environments. His work examines how architectural design, spatial layout, and pedestrian movement patterns influence safety, accessibility, and performance in buildings and public environments. He has provided litigation consultation, deposition testimony, and courtroom testimony for more than 15 years in matters involving premises liability, architectural design disputes, real property access issues, and real estate valuation. His expert work includes analysis of slip, trip, and fall incidents, ADA and OSHA compliance, and functional design issues involving stairs, walkways, parking areas, building circulation, and public access points.

His credentials include a Doctor of Technology (Built Environment), a Master of Science in Architecture, and a Master of Business Administration, along with designation as a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (FRICS). His analytical work integrates architectural design evaluation, spatial network analysis, and real estate economic assessment to diagnose functional or economic problems in buildings and urban environments. His experience includes work related to urban planning and development, pedestrian movement analysis, architectural copyright disputes, eminent domain and access takings, and owner–designer–contractor conflicts associated with real estate development and property use. His professional background also includes leadership roles in academic and research settings focused on architecture and real estate management, along with university teaching in architecture and real estate disciplines.