Name:

 

Organization:

 WASA Studio A

Profile:

 

WASA, founded in 1889, is an architecture and engineering firm with offices in New York, Connecticut and New Jersey.  A broad-based general practice, WASA has cultivated a particular expertise in design for institutional, cultural, non-profit and educational clients.  For more information about WASA Studio A, please visit their Web site at: http://www.go2wasa.com/

 

Name:

 

Organization:

 Cauldwell Wingate

Profile:

 

Cauldwell Wingate is a top level construction management organization.  The firm has an outstanding track record in building in New York City.  Their expertise is in residential communities and academic environments.  For more information about Cauldwell Wingate, please visit their Web site at:  http://www.cauldwellwingate.com/

 

Role:

  Construction Management

Name:

  Joe Ienuso

Organization:

 Columbia University Facilities

Profile:

 

Joe Ienuso is the Executive Vice President for CU Facilities. Joe joined Columbia in 1989 and has since held a number of senior administrative roles in Admissions, Financial Aid, Student Services and Facilities Management. As part of the Facilities Management Executive Team since 2001, Joe well understands the facilities agenda and is currently responsible for facilities operations, security, design and construction, and planning services for the Morningside Heights campus. Joe holds a B.S. and M.S. from St. John’s University, and a M.B.A. from The Columbia University School of Business.

Name:

  Doug McKean

Organization:

 Columbia University Facilities - Capital Project Management

Profile:

 

Doug is the Director of Programs and a Registered Architect with 26 years of design, construction and project management experience, as well as being a Registered Landscape Architect and a LEED Accredited Professional. Doug has managed many large complex projects, adaptive reuse, renovation, and new buildings from initial planning through design, construction and occupancy. Currently, Doug is responsible for projects totaling over $250 million, including work at Butler Library, Starr East Asia Library, Uris Hall, Baker Field, McVickar Hall, and the new Geochemistry Building at Columbia’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Campus. Doug has also worked as an architect for several firms in New York City, as well as serving as the Associate Director for Design at Yale University.  Doug’s projects prior to joining Columbia University include project management responsibility for the $200 million restoration of Grand Central Terminal, as well as master plans for the redevelopment of significant sites around the country including Denver Union Station, the Baltimore Basilica, Rockefeller Center and Lincoln Center.

Name:

  Don Eggleton

Organization:

 Columbia University Facilities - Capital Project Management

Profile:

 

Don is Project Manager for the McVickar Hall Renovation.  He is a licensed Architect and holds an MBA degree.  His projects over eight years at Columbia include the Butler Library Renovation and improvements at the President’s House, Schermerhorn Extension, 3280 Broadway and 560 Riverside Drive.  He is Columbia’s representative on the Design and Construction Committee for the Research Collections Storage Facility, a multiphase project underway in Princeton, NJ.

Don came to Columbia from the project management consulting firm, O’Brien Kreitzberg, where he administered projects for New Jersey Transit, Newark Airport, and the City of New York.  Prior to that he was Senior Architect in the Design and Construction group at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.

Before moving to the New York area, Don practiced architecture in California, working on medical, commercial, residential and education buildings in both public and private sectors.