Dan Beecher is a Designer at dD+P and works on the Transit Team. He has experience in commercial high-rises and is interested in sustainable design. Dan values incorporating green materials and energy-efficient practices into a project without sacrificing design and functionality. Beyond architecture, Dan is a painter with a focus on portraiture.
Chenyang Yu is a Designer at dD+P and works on the Education and Transit Teams. She is a licensed architect in Massachusetts. Her experience spans residential, educational, commercial, and public projects. She is deeply invested in sustainable practices. In addition to architecture, Chenyang also has a degree in business and a certificate in real estate.
Saw Hla Nwe is a Designer on dD+P’s Education Team. She is passionate about sustainability and is a LEED Green Associate. Her responsibilities include preparing design documents for public school projects at various stages. She enjoys creating functional spaces, solving spatial challenges, and harmonizing creativity with practicality to enhance the built environment.
Chin-Rong Jenny Lee is a Designer at dD+P and works on the Transit Team. She has experience in sustainable design as both a LEED Green Associate and Certified Passive House Designer and is interested in developing designs that are energy-efficient and have minimal impact on our natural environment.
Elena Whittle is a Designer at dD+P and works on the Transit Team. She assists with dD+P's ADA projects and enjoys renovating stations with the mission of making transit facilities accessible for all.
Tae Yoon Lee is a Designer at dD+P. His work's focus includes addressing design sensibility and architectural details. During a project's life cycle, he is skilled at understanding the importance of design decisions and their direct impact on the construction process.
Brian Ravinsky is a Designer and Project Manager with experience working on a diverse range of projects, bringing with him degrees in both architecture and urban planning. His professional expertise meets at the intersection of architecture and urban design, with extensive experience in construction administration for open space and building projects. His experience includes digital modeling, research, planning, renderings, drawings, and reports for a variety of new and renovation-based projects in the public realm including the Northeast Maglev, New York Aquarium, MTA District 9 Police Facility, and Four Stations on the Astoria Line.
Jue Wang has worked on a variety of public sector projects, primarily in the fields of infrastructure and education. These projects include station renewals on the Jamaica Line (BMT), 59th Street-Columbus Circle Station Elevator Addition, MTA/NYCT small business mentoring programs, and public schools such as PS 155Q, PS 191Q, and PS 182X. Jue believes architecture plays an important role in building stronger communities and brings that same belief to dD+P's studio culture as an adaptable team player experienced in design and graphic visualization.
