Eli brings an ethos of methodical exploration and a drive to find latent possibilities in the challenges of complex technical projects.

 
He has led facade design efforts for the award-winning Brown University Engineering Research Center (ERC), creating an innovative envelope that focused on maximizing daylight and views for all occupants. The facade design typified the multidisciplinary, integrated approach to the ERC, incorporating feedback from all levels of the design team, from the Principals Group to fabricators and installers executing the work.  
 
Eli's previous experience includes a master plan for a new Patient Pavilion for the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, the planning for Henley Hall at UC Santa Barbara, and serving as Project Architect for The Tidelands, a resilient and affordable urban housing complex that accommodates over 700 medical students at the University of San Francisco, California. Recently, Eli has been working on several overseas projects for the U.S. Department of State, including serving as Project Architect for the new U.S. Consulate in Curaçao. 
 
Eli earned a Master of Architecture from Harvard University's Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Pennsylvania.