KARL P. GRIFFITH, AIA, PRESIDENT
Education
1979 - Bachelor of Fine Arts, Rochester Institute of Technology
1984 - Bachelor of Architecture, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
2009 - Boston Architectural College, Continuing Education - “Sustainable Design as a Way of Thinking”
Professional Registration/License
Registered and Licensed Architect in New York State
Practice
In addition to providing direct client service and management responsibilities, Mr. Griffith is closely involved in all phases of project delivery.
Professional Affiliations and Activities
American Institute of Architects (AIA) - Member
AIA Eastern New York Chapter - Past President, Past Director
AIA New York State Board of Directors - Past Director
AIA National Committee on Educational Facilities - Member
National Trust for Historic Preservation - Member
Schenectady Chamber of Commerce - Member
Community Affiliations and Activities
Schenectady County Business and Education Partnership - Operations Council Co-Chair
Salvation Army Advisory Board, Schenectady, NY - Chairman, Advisory Board
Schenectady County Community College Foundation - Director (2002-2008)
Schenectady Rotary Club - Past Director, President 2009-2010
Boy Scouts of America - Former Cubmaster, Cub Scout Pack 59
Heritage Home for Women - Trustee and Treasurer, Past President
First Reformed Church of Scotia - Deacon and Elder
SANDRA J. DARDANELLI, AIA, VICE PRESIDENT
Education
1987 - B.P.S. Architecture, SUNY at Buffalo
1987 - B.S. Environmental Design, SUNY at Buffalo
Professional Registration/License
Registered and Licensed Architect in New York State
Registered and Licensed Architect in the Commonwealth of Virginia
NYS Certified Asbestos Abatement Designer
LEED Accredited Professional
Role
Oversight of project development, design, code review, estimating and
construction administration. Mrs. Dardanelli has been with the firm since early
in 1999.
Professional Affiliations and Activities
American Institute of Architects (AIA) - Member
Community Affiliations
Schenectady Rotary Club - Director