Team
Bea Spolidoro RA WELL AP
Owner/Principal
Italian architect registered in Pennsylvania and the 2022 President of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Pittsburgh. Bea is passionate about building sustainable, healthy environments at any scale and has worked on commercial and residential projects, from multi-family affordable housing to high-end residential.
Eric Fisher AIA LEED AP
Owner/Principal
Harvard-educated Pittsburgh-native, putting the experience he has gained working for renowned architects around the world to use in his hometown. While in LA, he assisted with the design of the Getty Museum for Richard Meier and Partners. Eric has a vast portfolio of residential, commercial, and institutional projects.
Esme Williams
Graduate Designer
Esme graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 2024 with a B.Arch in Architecture. With a particular expertise in big picture ideas and conceptual thinking, she has been a valuable member of our team since she arrived. Esme is on her own path to becoming a complete architect.
Sabrina Pettinato
Graduate Designer
Sabrina graduated from Kent State in 2023 with a BS in Architecture. She is interested in how the intersection of design and fabrication can reveal strategic, sustainable, and tectonic solutions. We are sorry we will soon lose her from our team as she pursues her M.Arch at CU Denver.
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We’re women owned, LEED, WELL, SBA, AIA and GBA.
Women-owned businesses enjoy several advantages, including access to government contracts and programs, and corporate supplier diversity initiatives. Also, they receive networking opportunities, enhanced credibility, visibility, and educational resources.
The Small Business Administration (SBA) offers significant benefits to small businesses. Among them are access to funding, entrepreneurial development resources, and government contracting opportunities. SBA loans provide unique advantages over conventional loans, such as lower down payments, longer terms, and competitive interest rates.
The American Institute of Architects offers several benefits to its members, including networking opportunities, career advancement tools, and professional advocacy. It also provides exclusive access to resources like industry research, educational materials, and member discounts. Ultimately, AIA membership can enhance professional credibility and support career goals.
The primary purpose of LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is to promote and recognize sustainable building practices. This leads to the creation of high-performance, environmentally friendly, and cost-effective buildings. It provides a framework for designing, constructing, and operating buildings that minimize environmental impact and maximize efficiency.
A WELL Certified project has the potential to add measurable value to the health, well-being, productivity, and happiness of building occupants. By placing people at the heart of design, construction, operations and development decisions, we add value to real estate assets, generate savings in personnel costs, and enhance the human experience, health and well-being.
The Green Building Alliance (GBA) is a regional organization that promotes healthy and high-performance buildings and communities, focusing on sustainability and environmental responsibility. It achieves this through education, networking, and the development of resources and initiatives.