Stephen Moser is principal of SMA | Stephen Moser Architects. He has more than thirty-five years of experience in architecture, urban design, and design.
He is a registered architect in New York, Connecticut and Colorado; a member of the New York Chapter of the AIA; and an accredited GBCI LEED Green Associate. He received his Bachelor of Architecture from from Cornell University and Master of Architecture from Harvard University's Graduate School of Design.
He is a past member of the Town of Mamaroneck's Planning Board and Sustainability Collaborative, and the Village of Mamaroneck's Architectural Review Board. Stephen is a long-time supporter of the Architectural League, Storefront for Art & Architecture, National Trust for Historic Preservation and DOCOMOMO. He is engaged with the architecture education community, and has been a guest critic for studio reviews at Cornell, Columbia, and Syracuse universities, and Parsons School of Design. He taught studio design at Cornell University and NJIT.
Prior to forming his studio in 2013, Moser practiced with Peter Marino Architect in New York City, managing a diverse portfolio of contemporary luxury projects in New York, Europe and Asia. Earlier in his career, Moser worked for Weiss/Manfredi and Peterson/Littenberg Architects. At both firms, he focused on urban-scaled projects, including the award-winning Women’s Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery for Weiss/Manfredi and the Clinton Special District Master Plan in New York City for Peterson Littenberg. He worked for O.M. Ungers in Cologne and Hans Kolhoff in Berlin.
On his travels, he enjoys making watercolors and filling his sketchbook with drawings of structures and landscapes.
Helene Lee is an associate at SMA. Since joining the studio in 2016, she has worked on residential projects, civic-private designs, and competitions. She brings to each project her creative vision, a refined design aesthetic, and innovative ideas about space and form. She has a Master of Architecture from Cornell University, and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture, with a minor in philosophy with distinction, from University at Buffalo. Her interest in architecture grew from her early exploration of both physical and implied spatial occupancy through her background in ballet and modern dance.
Evan Cerilli is a licensed architect and BIM consultant who has been an integral part of SMA’s extended team since 2017. A former full-time SMA employee, he continues to collaborate with the studio on an ongoing basis, contributing to its projects, including 125 American Lane in Aspen. Evan plays a key role in integrating and managing SMA's Building Information System. He brings deep expertise in sustainable materials and high-performance building technologies, as well as the digital representation and information management of architectural projects.
Evan holds a Master of Architecture from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Lehigh University. He has lectured at Harvard GSD on the future of wood architecture and high-rise design and has served as a guest critic at the Rhode Island School of Design.
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