As the director of EDA’s interior design practice, Evan brings 31 years of experience to the design and project management of tenant improvement projects, as well as the interior component of EDA’s architectural projects. Since joining EDA in 1997, he has led the design of countless award-winning interiors, including corporate headquarters for Skullcandy, Maverik, Weave, and Lucid Software. Evan’s goal is to design space that does more than simply meet his clients’ needs, but creates an inspiring workplace that elevates culture, attracts and retains talent, and tells a company’s story.

Education
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Interior Design, Brigham Young University, 1990

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An architect with EDA since 1981, Greg leads the firm’s proposals, contracts, and quality control. His 37 years of experience have provided him with a deep understanding of project process management, demonstrated on projects including University of Utah’s Beverly Taylor Sorenson Arts and Education Complex, and Crocker Science Center, as well as the award-winning renovation of historic Ogden High School. Greg brings to each project an expertise in cost estimating and project delivery, and a passion for the clear, technically correct, and responsible communication of design ideas.

Education
Bachelor of Architecture, University of Idaho, 1980

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As EDA’s director of design, Bob has earned a reputation for regionally relevant projects whose local materiality, structural expression, and celebration of natural light create a meaningful sense of place. By reflecting the unique environmental and cultural contexts of each site, Bob aims to create buildings that elevate the personal experience of architecture. An architect at EDA since 2000, Bob brings to each project a commitment to design excellence developed across a wide range of project types, leading his work to win recognition by the AIA Committee on Architecture for Education, the AIA Academy of Architecture for Justice, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and AIA150 Blueprint for America. He currently serves on the University of Utah College of Architecture and Planning Advisory Board; Utah Center for Architecture Board of Directors; Preservation Utah Board of Trustees; Treehouse Museum; and the Ogden Planning Commission.

Education
Master of Architecture, University of Utah, 1980
Bachelor of Arts, University of Utah, 1977

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As the director of EDA’s higher education practice, Stephanie has led the design and construction of state-of-the-art education and research environments across the Intermountain West. Recently, her expertise as a designer, facilitator, and consensus-builder has guided several award-winning projects for the University of Utah, including the L.S. Skaggs Pharmacy Research Building, the Beverly Taylor Sorenson Arts and Education Building, and the Crocker Science Center. Stephanie has taught as an adjunct professor at the University of Utah College of Architecture and Planning.

Education
Masters of Science in Architectural Studies, Architecture and Urban Design, MIT, 1997
Bachelor of Architecture, The Catholic University of America, 1993
Bachelor of Science in Architecture, The Catholic University of America, 1992

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An architect at EDA since 1996, Tom directs the firm’s civic design practice. Combining rational analysis, community input, and extensive experience in public and government projects, Tom creates functional designs that harmonize with their local environment, and ensures that the design of every EDA project is enduring and sustainable. He has led the design and project management of award-winning civic buildings throughout the Intermountain West, including the Spanish Fork Justice Center and Herriman City Library. Reflecting his deep interest in the preservation of mid-century modern architecture, Tom serves as the chairman of the Salt Lake City Historic Landmark Commission.

Education
Master of Architecture, University of Utah, 1993
Bachelor of Architectural Studies, University of Utah, 1991

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An Interior Designer at EDA since 2012, Amanda focuses on the design and project management of commercial interiors and higher education spaces. Through her problem solving and personal relationships with clients, she designs thoughtful, unique, and functional interiors. Recently, Amanda has led the design and project management of tenant improvement projects for Progrexion, InMoment, Cottonwood Corporate Center Amenity Spaces, and Wilson Electronics, and contributed to the interior design of the Lassonde Studios higher education building at the University of Utah.

Education
Bachelor of Science, Interior Design & Technical Sales, Weber State University, 2012

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As an interiors associate, Amanda’s areas of expertise include tenant improvements, building common area upgrades, and BOMA analyses. Amanda has lead the design and documentation for many tenant improvement build outs, helping clients create an inviting, functional and professional spaces that reflect their brand. Recent projects include Eide Bailly and Christensen and Jensen Law Firm.

Education
Bachelor of Science, Utah State University, 2000

An interior designer in EDA’s commercial interior department since 2011, Angela strives to meet clients’ needs by creating and delivering functional and aesthetic design solutions. Her current focus is on tenant-improvement projects for commercial offices and corporate headquarters.

Education
Bachelor of Science in Interior Design, Brigham Young University-Idaho, 2011

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An architect with over 20 years of experience, Angelica helps realize clients’ visions through project design, management, and document development. Since joining EDA in 2017, she has contributed to the development of the Fairbourne Station Office Tower, a nine-story commercial office building within a large urban development project in West Valley City, Utah. Angelica brings 15 years of experience in higher education projects to EDA, including the design of the master plan and phased upgrade of the Henry Eyring Chemistry Building at the University of Utah. Reflecting her belief in the power of architecture to positively shape our shared environment, she has served on the board of directors of the American Institute of Architects.

Education
Bachelor of Architecture, Syracuse University, 1991

As a project architect and project manager, Daniel brings to every project a thorough and sustainable design approach founded on strategic thinking, thoughtful design solutions, and coordination at a granular scale. Since joining EDA in 2007, Daniel’s diverse design focus has spanned complex renovations, civic buildings, and expansive corporate campuses. Recent projects including the award-winning Midvale Senior Center and Overstock.com Headquarters.

Education
Bachelor of Architecture, Cal State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 2007

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One of EDA’s most senior project architects, Greg joined EDA in 1991. He combines 32 years in architecture with extensive hands-on experience in construction to create enduring and sustainable buildings. Today, Greg applies his expertise in design and project management to EDA’s larger projects in the Salt Lake Valley, including the expansion of the Salt Palace Convention Center, University of Utah’s Skaggs Pharmacy Building, Overstock.com’s corporate campus, and West Valley City’s Police Headquarters.

Education
Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obisbo

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A senior associate at EDA, Jake has over 20 years of experience in project management, standards, contracts, and construction administration. Recently, Jake has focused on the project management and administration of EDA’s recreation and athletic facility projects, including Réal Salt Lake’s Training Academy in Herriman, Utah, and J.L. Sorenson Recreation Center—the first LEED Gold recreation facility in Utah.

Education
Associates of Applied Science in Drafting Technology, I.T.T. Technical Institute, 1997

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A BIM Coordinator at EDA since 2007, Jennifer manages and assists with project design, documentation, and coordination. Combining industry knowledge and technical ability with a passion for proactive problem solving, she has built a reputation for anticipating issues before they arise. Jennifer has led the BIM modeling and construction document coordination of many award-winning tenant improvement projects, including corporate headquarters for Instructure, Maverik, Lucid Software, and Skullcandy.

Education
Architectural Imagination Certification, Harvard Online, 2017
Construction Document Technologist (CDT) Certification, Construction Specifications Institute (CSI), 2015
Bachelor of Science, Weber State University, 2006

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A project architect and project manager who first joined the firm in 1997, Joe has worked with EDA since 2014. Today, he applies his expertise in sustainability and his understanding of environmental context to projects that span cultural, educational, and commercial categories. Joe’s recent focus has been complex renovation projects, including the Utah Cultural Celebration Center, Granite School District, and Slate Canyon Youth Center. Joe also led the design of a hybrid retail space and parking structure that sparked redevelopment in the heart of West Valley City, demonstrating the power of creative design thinking to reshape communities.

Education
Masters of Science in Architectural Studies, University of Utah, 1997
Bachelor Architecture, University of Utah, 1994

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As EDA’s marketing manager, Jonathan oversees the firm’s brand strategy and storytelling. Since joining EDA in 2014, his aim has been to amplify the positive impact that great design can have on the quality of life and cultural fabric of the Salt Lake community. By applying design thinking to every project, he creates clear materials that communicate the value of EDA’s team and process. A member of the American Institute of Graphic Arts, the Economic Development Corporation of Utah, and the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce, Jonathan champions initiatives that will shape Utah’s cultural and economic environment.

Education
Master of Architecture, University of Utah, 2012
Master of Business Administration, University of Utah, 2012
Bachelor of Architectural Studies, University of Utah, 2007

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A member of EDA’s commercial interiors studio, Karlie has a passion for creating sustainably designed spaces that meaningfully contribute to human experience and well-being. She brings particular expertise in the area of science and technology, honed on projects for national clients like Bristol-Myers Squibb, GlaxoSmithKline, and MD Anderson Cancer Center. Through an integrated approach focused on client collaboration, Karlie designs interiors that promote wellness and holistic health.

Education
Master of Science, Interior Architecture and Design, Drexel University, 2016
Bachelor of Science, Interior Design, Drexel University, 2015

Katja joined EDA in 2016, and has been an architectural designer since 2018. Her work in programing, design, and technical drafting has focused on higher education and cultural projects, including the University of Utah Crocker Science Center and the West Valley City Fire Stations. Through modern architectural designs, Katja seeks to create built environments that reflect the soul of their landscape and community.

Education
Master of Architecture, University of Utah, 2018
Bachelor of Architectural Studies and Minor in Environmental Studies, University of Utah, 2016

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An architectural designer who joined EDA in 2015, Kevin develops technical drawings and construction details, and works with EDA’s design architects and contractors to support project delivery. Recently, his efforts have focused on civic and cultural projects, including the renovation of the Weber County Main Library, the renovation of the Weber County North Branch Library, the Sweetwater County Justice Center Expansion, and the Real Salt Lake Training Facility.

Education
Master of Architecture, University of Idaho, 2009
Bachelor of Architectural Studies, University of Utah, 2008

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An architectural designer with the firm since 2015, Matthew has contributed to the accuracy, detail, and craft of EDA’s regionally relevant buildings through 3D BIM modeling, drafting, and construction documentation. Recently, he has focused on projects in civic and higher education, including the West Valley Police Headquarters, University of Utah Alumni House, and University of Utah Crocker Science Center.

Education
Master of Architecture, University of Utah, 2015
Bachelor of Architectural Studies, University of Utah, 2013

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Mishael feels that any space has the ability to be phenomenal in its own unique way at any price point. As a designer, it is her duty to find creative solutions to any obstacles that stand in her way. Hey passion is driven by the determination to make each space she works on better than it once was.

Education
Bachelor of Arts, Interior Design, The Art Institute, 2014

Bringing 13 years of experience in architecture, Nelson joined EDA as an architectural designer in 2012. Inspired by the mountains where he grew up, Nelson works to create sustainable designs that celebrate their landscape and local environments. Marrying vision with diligence in the execution of details, Nelson has been a project designer and environmental graphic designer for recent award-winning projects such as Overstock.com, University of Utah Crocker Science Center, and University of Utah Alumni House.

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As a project architect, project manager, and architectural designer, Nicholas has guided the design and construction of award-winning higher education projects, including University of Utah’s Lassonde Studios. A problem solver by disposition, he brings rational analysis and a solutions-oriented approach to providing clients with buildings that meet their needs and create a sense of place. Recently, Nicholas has focused on civic work as the design and project architect for three new fire stations in West Valley City. An architect at EDA since 2010, he also serves as an NCARB mentor, helping to guide rising designers on their journey to become architects.

Education
Master of Architecture, University of Utah, 2007
Bachelor of Architectural Studies, University of Utah, 2005

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An interior designer with EDA since 2013, Rachel specializes in higher education, libraries, and tenant improvements. Her passion for creating meaningful spaces is expressed in designs that reflect her clients’ unique cultures and brands, while always ensuring functional solutions that answer clients’ needs. Recently, she has brought her expertise in educational projects to several new buildings for the University of Utah, including the Sorenson Arts and Education Complex, the Crocker Science Center, the Alumni House, and the Henry Eyring Building.

Education
Bachelor of Science in Interior Design, Weber State University, 2012

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A design architect at EDA since 2016, Sophia champions community-focused and environmentally responsive design, actively engaging clients and design teams from project concept through construction. Sophia’s work has focused on civic, cultural and higher educational projects, including West Valley City Police Headquarters, Treehouse Museum, and University of Utah’s Crocker Science Center. A passionate voice for the power of architecture to shape our shared environment, she currently serves as a Director-at-Large on the AIA Utah Board of Directors.

Education
Bachelor of Architecture, University of Houston Hines College of Architecture, 2005

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Since joining EDA in 2007, Sam has built an expertise in public sector projects that involve complex programs, assemblages, and solutions. His goal on every project is to deliver a high-quality product from initial design through the final realization of the building itself. Recently, Sam has managed the design and construction of two libraries for Weber County Library System—one of which included the renovation of a mid-century modern landmark—and guided the Sweetwater County Justice Center complex from conceptual design through construction.

Education
Bachelor of Architecture, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, 2007

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An interior designer at EDA since May 2014, Sydney guides tenant improvement projects from early schematic design through construction documents, project management, and construction. Her goal is to design unique and functional spaces that not only meet her clients’ day-to-day needs, but positively contribute to their company culture and image. She has led the design and project management of multiple tenant improvement projects across Utah, including headquarters and offices for iSolved, Vista Staffing, and Tata Chemicals.

Education
Bachelor of Interior Design, Utah State University, 2014

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Theresa joined EDA in 2018, bringing 28 years of experience in office and business administration. In managing EDA’s accounts, she helps ensure that EDA’s projects remain on time and on budget, throughout every phase of design and construction.

Since joining EDA as an architectural designer in 2013, Tonya has earned a reputation for notable projects in recreation, education, and commercial real estate. A project designer who also takes on the responsibilities of project architect and project manager, she develops aesthetically refined solutions from conceptualization and programming through to construction. A key designer in the development and revitalization of a new downtown for West Valley City, she is now involved with the development of the projects being designed and constructed on the site, including the Fairbourne Office Tower. Other notable projects include the Real Training Academy in Herriman, Utah and the Audi Executive Club at Rio Tinto Stadium. An advocate for advancing women in the industry, Tonya is a member and actively participates in CREW (Commercial Real Estate for Women).

Education
Master of Architecture, University of Utah, 2012
Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, University of Utah, 2010

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Whitney combines functional analysis with architectural vision to provide each client a holistic interior design that compliments the building, the program, and the needs of the users. In addition to interior design for corporate and office settings, she has a broad range of experience in secure facilities, healthcare, and hospitality design. Her current projects include a research and development office for Microsoft, a geriatric psychiatry services center, offices at the Gateway, and design for the West Valley City Police Station. She is the 2018-2019 president elect for IIDA’s Intermountain Chapter, and the 2019 assistant director for UCFA / EECTA, a program that teaches elementary children about the principles of design and architecture.

Education
Bachelor of Science, Interior Design and Technical Sales, Weber State University, 2010