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Bachelors of Architecture | New Jersey Institute of Technology
Masters in Infrastructural Planning | New Jersey Institute of Technology

Anthony is one of the longest tenured members of IAE, returning here after gaining experience in the building industry, overseeing the construction of a series of high-rises on New Jersey’s famed Gold Coast. He returned to our firm in 2007, a place where he worked as an intern throughout his collegiate career at New Jersey Institute of Technology.

While at NJIT, Anthony was part of the silver medal winning team in the inaugural Masonry Design/Build Competition co-sponsored by the New Jersey Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Labor Management Committee. To further his education, Anthony was selected to be part of NJIT’s Siena Program, where he traveled throughout Europe and spending additional time there beyond the curriculum. While maintaining his bachelor of architectural studies, Anthony also was a 4 year member of NJIT’s baseball team and 2 year captain, earning the honor of being selected to the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference’s Spring All-Academic Team.

Following his undergraduate studies, Anthony continued his education at NJIT and earned a masters degree in the institution’s blossoming infrastructural planning. During his graduate studies, Anthony traveled throughout the country and was an important part of NJIT’s studio which developed solutions for new and retrofitted housing as well as infrastructure master plans for New Orleans East’s Plum Orchard Neighborhood. By the end of the project, the Pratt/NJIT collaboration team developed design prototypes to use at 150 redevelopment sites spread between the Lower Ninth Ward. Professionally, the skills Anthony learned during his MIP studies has given IAE an added advantage in their larger community planning projects.

An integral part to many of IAE’s most recent works as lead project architect, he has lead the restoration of the preservation award winning G.G. Green Building in Woodbury, NJ and is now managing the City Center project in Pleasantville, NJ, as well as a series of other multi-family projects, including the Keansburg Multi-Family project in Keansburg, NJ and striving to produce New Jersey’s first multi-family passive house at the Westville Residences in Westville, NJ.