Daniel is a licensed architect with 24 years of experience. A principal at Weinstein A+U, he addresses the challenges and complexities of mixed-use, multifamily, and adaptive reuse projects through a disciplined approach. His inquisitiveness and direct communication style make him an effective collaborator. 

Daniel focuses on opportunities and obstacles, which he synthesizes with client aspirations to achieve rational and efficient designs that are responsive to their communities. His design sensibilities and communication skills make Daniel effective in community and public review processes. His extensive technical knowledge and understanding of regulatory processes enable him to guide projects effectively from concept to completion.

Education
Master of Architecture,
University of California, Berkeley, 2003

International Laboratory of Architecture
+ Urban Design, Venice, Italy, 2001

Bachelor of Science in Architecture,
University of Michigan, 1995

Professional Registrations
Registered Architect, State of Washington

Professional Engagements
AIA Seattle Honor Awards Committee Member, 2008-2014

ACE Mentor Program, Mentor, 2014

Melrose Promenade Committee, Volunteer, 2001, 2016

Broadway Complete Streets Campaign, Volunteer, 2009-2010