Since joining Moore Ruble Yudell in 2003, Colins Lozada has played a key role in the firm’s ability to fully leverage technology to provide the level of service its clients deserve. Having studied architecture at the University of Southern California and having over 20 years of experience as an Information Technology Manager, Colins has a deep understanding of how I.T. has become an integral part to the profession and AEC industry.

With a background in landscape architecture and architecture, Mario’s professional and academic experiences blur the traditional boundaries between building and landscape. Mario received his Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree at the University of California, Berkeley in 1983, followed by his Master of Architecture degree in 1989 from the University of California, Los Angeles. He joined Moore Ruble Yudell the same year.

The focus of Jeanne’s work includes a diverse portfolio that embraces the critical concerns of community, identity, and place. She has advanced an inclusive design approach that fosters a culture of communication and cross-fertilization, adding vitality and meaning to the design process and ultimately enriching each effort. The buildings which emerge from this process celebrate the community spirit creating places that invite participation.