Charles Greenberg, AIA, has diversified experience in providing design and project management for a wide variety of projects. He has worked extensively in construction management and in the field, providing strategic leadership in the development and implementation of highly successful projects.
A principal with EDG Architects (EDG) since 2004 and previously between 1988 to 1990, Mr. Greenberg has been involved in residential projects from design through the completion of their construction including rehabilitative housing, multifamily housing and other related architectural projects.
Mr. Greenberg received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1966 and from Central University in Caracas, Venezuela in 1974. He worked for a Washington, D.C. Architectural/ Engineering firm prior to EDG Architects. Mr. Greenberg also resided and worked professionally in both Venezuela and the U.S. Virgin Islands providing design and construction management for residential, commercial and governmental projects there.
Huda Iskandar has nine years of professional architectural practice spanning the globe. Beginning with her extensive experience with sustainable building and green architecture in Lubeck, Germany, where she received a Master’s Degree in Architecture in 1997, she continued to establish her strong design and management skills in the rehabilitation of residential, institutional, and commercial award-winning projects in Israel.
Ms. Iskandar also brought her professional experience to the United States in 2001, joining firms in Texas, Virginia, and eventually Bethesda, Maryland in 2002, where she now practices with EDG Architects. In addition to her experience with green architecture, her wide exposure to sustainable design, project management, and preparation of construction documents contribute to Ms. Iskandar’s integral role as a project team member of EDG.
Thomas Shaw has worked with EDG since 2000 and brings practical experience from working in the construction field and serving in the U.S. Army. He is involved on a daily basis in the architecture output of the office from schematic design through construction documentation.
Mr. Shaw received his B.A. in Industrial Design from The Columbus College of Art and Design in 1990. During his time in the military, he continued pursue his education in design, architecture, and related subjects. His creative background and methodical approach to problem solving are invaluable assets to the EDG team.
Donald E. Tucker, a principal of EDG Architects since 1974, has been responsible for the design and production of projects ranging from single-family residences and small group homes to large commercial and multi-family residential complexes. Mr. Tucker is a recognized expert in the programming, design and production of multi-family, elderly cohousing and special user housing with an extensive portfolio of successful projects. His knowledge of real estate development also enables him to assist clients with site procurement, feasibility studies, financing, and development coordination.
Prior to 1974, Mr. Tucker was associated with several prominent architectural firms in Philadelphia and San Francisco. He received his Bachelor of Architecture Degree from the University of New Mexico in 1968 and was subsequently awarded a Fellowship in Urban Design at the University of California, Berkeley, where he received a Masters Degree in Architecture in 1970.
In addition, Mr. Tucker has taught Architecture at Temple University, lectured at numerous conferences and written articles on affordable housing and elderly housing design. He is a principal of AHD, Inc., a developer of affordable housing. He is an experienced architect and developer and is thoroughly familiar with activities required to bring a project successfully from conception to completion.
Fernando M. Ortiz, Associate, obtained his architectural degree from the University of Puerto Rico (1973-1977). Upon completion in 1978 he joined EDG Architects where he worked as architectural drafting person and construction administration on affordable and elderly housing projects, group homes, HUD funded residential and custom home projects. He prepared construction documents, did field inspections and reviewed shop drawings for numerous jobs.
In 1983 Mr. Ortiz left EDG and worked for several local firms where he gained experience in many different building types including light commercial, office and single-family residential and multi-family projects. He also worked with a local builder as in-house architect for over 15 years where he has extensive construction management experience with residential projects.
Mr. Ortiz recently returned to EDG to continue and expand his knowledge of multi-family rehabilitation and new construction building projects..
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