With fourteen plus years of experience as a structural engineer, Christian has compiled an extensive portfolio of projects ranging from gut townhouse renovations to large span and high-rise structures. Most notably, his work at a Miami based engineering firm as project engineer on the development of the Marlins Stadium. His passion for design and overwhelming knowledge of structures is an invaluable asset for his clients. Christian’s formal education from the University of Miami was focused on architectural engineering, which explores not only the design applications of structural design, but integrates building construction and architecture throughout the program. His understanding of a structure’s composition and building components are beyond a standard practicing engineer, which is best evidenced through his high-standards of design and client deliverables.

In addition to Christian’s Principal role, he has served as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at The City College of New York’s Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture since 2013. The curriculum he is teaching within covers elementary structural analysis as well as two structures courses focused on the design of timber, masonry, and concrete structures. Through Christian’s work at CCNY, he is often asked to serve as a critic and faculty panel member for architectural student studio presentations. It is through academia that Christian’s most valuable asset is realized; the ability to teach a subject which has become an inherent part of his knowledge base.