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A new 70-unit affordable and supportive housing community is now open in Rochester's northeast neighborhood, connecting residents with housing, wellness, and support services.

With more than two decades of experience, Philip has built a career around helping organizations move big ideas forward, bringing together diverse perspectives, clarifying objectives, and guiding projects from vision through execution.

This recognition reflects our commitment to creating housing that strengthens communities and improves quality of life for all.

The experience of a place is shaped by more than architecture alone – it also depends on whether people know where to enter, where to go, and how to move once they arrive.

Designing for safety means thinking past the vestibule. Visibility, staffing, weather protection, and material choices all influence not only how well the entrance performs, but how secure people feel using it.

She brings an enduring passion for the iterative nature of design and the collaboration required to transform ideas into meaningful spaces.

Her work has explored the connection between engineering theory, building code requirements, and practical applications in the built environment.

Adaptive reuse is often framed around what can be saved: the structure, the materials, the historic details. But the real value of a place extends far beyond what’s physically intact.

The annual program recognizes professionals under 40 whose leadership and community involvement are making a meaningful mark on the region.

Jamie reflects on his nearly two decades with SWBR and the role mentorship has played throughout his career.

What should research organizations know before planning a new lab? Explore practical insights on space, infrastructure, and future growth.

This recognition reflects the trust our district partners place in us and the dedication of our team members who work alongside them.