Winslow + Partners add trio of new staffers in Phoenix office
Winslow + Partners, a locally-owned firm that offers expertise in architecture, planning, interior design, educational planning, and design thinking, continues to grow its team with the hiring of a senior project manager, a project manager, and a designer.
Joining Winslow + Partners are Keith Wong, Gilberto Rey, and Lisa Kehoe.
Wong joins the firm as a senior project manager. He will provide project management for in-house projects from beginning of design to completion of construction. Wong will also be involved hands-on for each project to ensure the design of the project meets or exceeds the owner’s expectations.
Wong holds a Bachelor of Arts in architecture from the University of Washington and a Masters of Architecture from Arizona State University. He comes to Winslow + Partners after three years as senior project manager at CSHQA. He is a member of AIA Arizona and is LEED AP BD+C. Wong is a native of Seattle, Wash.
Rey joins the design team. He comes to Winslow + Partners after a two-year stint as a designer at Trademark Visual. He holds a Bachelor of Architectural Studies degree from the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture. He is a native of Garden Grove, Calif.
Kehoe joins Winslow + Partners after stints at Atlanta-based firms Surber Barber Choate Hertlein and Wilson & Dawson. She also worked at Motley Design Group and Architectural Resource Team in Phoenix. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Harvard University and a Master’s of Architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology. She is a native of Philadelphia.
“When people join your firm, it’s exciting,” said Kali Mota, Associate AIA, partner. “It’s even more exciting to have people want to join you because they feel they can make a difference.”
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