SMITH GEE STUDIO - Key Persons
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- Associate, Licensed Architect - TN, IL, in, VA
- Licensed Architect - TN
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- Architect - TN
- Architect - TN, AL, KY, IL, LA, NC, SC, PA
- Architect - TN, GA, MS, OK, TX
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- Member of the Nashville Chapter of ULI
Greg is an active member of the Nashville Chapter of ULI, the American Planning Association, and the Congress For The New Urbanism (CNU). He also serves on the Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville Advisory Council.
Jesse is an Associate Principal at Smith Gee Studio with an extensive background in various project types including historic renovation, institutional, commercial, single and multifamily residential, and mixed-use developments. Work in both land planning and urban renewal has broadened his understanding of community and the design of sustainable neighborhoods. Jesse has managed 3 successful LEED New Construction projects and has been an integral part of crafting applications for the National Park Service Historic Tax Credits on multiple projects. He is also the Director of IT Systems for the firm and is able to connect with individuals at all levels.
Mona is an Associate Principal at Smith Gee Studio who's best known for her strong communication and leadership skills that have been vital to the success of her projects and our firm. Her strengths in listening and human relations have culminated in her new role as Director of People and Culture.
Scott is an Associate Principal at Smith Gee Studio, and as a champion for urban design, is involved in all aspects of design across Smith Gee Studio's project portfolio. Scott's focus has long been on communities and placemaking and helping clients' visions come to life in creative and innovative ways. He has a wide range of project experience from large scale urban development to suburban and conservation design, including both public and private sector work. Scott managed MDHA's Envision Cayce Master Plan and oversaw the LEED for Neighborhood Development (LEED ND) application process for The Gulch and Cummins Station, two of the first LEED ND certified projects in the United States.