Ronald Schneck, AIA graduated magna cum laude from Temple University in 1996, earning a Bachelor of Architecture. He specializes in innovative design, most recently working on several distinctive luxury condominium projects in DC. By focusing on identifying the right solutions for unique challenges, he has been on the forefront of implementing cutting edge “green” technology and inventive exterior cladding systems. In addition to his condominium work, he has extensive experience in commercial office buildings, interiors and single-family homes. His design work has won several prominent awards and has been featured in publications such as The Washington Post and Washington Spaces magazine.

In addition to his professional work, Ronald has served as adjunct faculty member at the University of Maryland School of Architecture since 2006, where he teaches architectural studio and digital design. He also participates in Washington Architectural Foundation’s Programs, Architecture in the Schools and Community Design Services, most recently facilitating the opening of All Good Child Care in Northeast Washington, DC.

Mark Ramirez is known for his wealth of knowledge regarding the detailing of building systems. In his own words, “it’s not architecture if it can’t be built. And just because it can be built doesn’t make it good architecture!”

As an adjunct faculty member at the University of Maryland, Mark has taught studio and classes in digital media.