As senior project manager of the New York City office, Rebecca brings exquisite taste and extraordinary attention to detail to all aspects of project design and management. Serving often as both architect and interior designer, she is lauded for her ability to fully relate the scale of a room to the pieces placed within it, establishing a cohesive design to the architecture and the interiors of a home. Before joining Harrison Design in 2022, she was co-owner of a boutique interiors and architecture studio. Rebecca graduated cum laude from Dartmouth College with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Subsequently, she received her Master of Architecture degree from the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Fine Arts. She is a licensed architect in New York and Rhode Island, and her professional affiliations include membership in the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB).

Cerise’s interest in architecture began at an early age while traveling with her family and drawing the new cities she encountered. As a distinguished cum laude graduate from the University of Southern California with a professional 5-year Bachelor of Architecture Degree, Cerise joined Harrison Design in 2015. She promptly completed her professional licensure in 2018, gaining the title of the youngest licensed architect at Harrison Design Los Angeles. She now serves as a Project Manager and Director of Architecture for the LA office, specializing in residential projects. Outside of work, she serves on the Education Committee for the ICAA and is a member of other groups, including AIA, Women at Work, and Soho House. For Cerise, architecture combines the freedom of design with the rigor and order of mathematics. She strives to find the beauty in everything.

Sandra joined the St. Simons’ office of Harrison Design in 2012 and directs its interior design studio. After earning her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in interior design in 2011 from Savannah College of Art and Design, she began her professional career with a Savannah interior design firm before relocating to St. Simons to work for Harrison Design. In 2018, she received her master’s degree in interior design from Brenau University, which is based in Gainesville, Ga.. Sandra is a registered interior designer, receiving her NCIDQ certification in 2017.

Serena’s interest in architecture began admiring the historic buildings at Balboa Park in her hometown of San Diego. Following the completion of her master’s degree at the University of Colorado, she joined Harrison Design in 2016 and achieved professional licensure. In her spare time, she instructs courses with the Institute for Classical Architecture & Art and volunteers with the AIA, Architectural Foundation of Santa Barbara, and other local initiatives. Her favorite part of the job is the endless study of timeless details, and environmental mindfulness found in traditional architecture.

Tom’s career has spanned a wide array of architectural projects, primarily in New York as well as New Jersey, Connecticut and Texas. He moved to NYC in 2011, after earning his Bachelor of Architecture from Temple University in Philadelphia. His portfolio includes private residences, corporate offices, master planning and capital improvement initiatives. Before joining Harrison Design, he was with Carlton Architecture for 12 years, working his way from architectural designer to senior associate and ultimately, to principal. During his time at Carlton, he acted as lead architect on the redesign and historic renovation of a private townhouse, including a penthouse addition, on the Lower East Side. He also oversaw the retail master plan for a mixed-use building in the heart of Times Square. A resident of the Upper West Side, Tom serves on the board of the NYC Temple Alumni Association and enjoys dabbling in woodworking in his spare time.

A native of Germany, in 2004 Frauke received a scholarship to attend the M-Arch2 master’s program at the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) in Los Angeles. After earning her Master of Architecture from SCI-Arc in 2006, she joined a local residential architecture firm, where she practiced for eight years with several of her projects garnering local chapter AIA awards, and she joined Harrison Design in 2015. Frauke is particularly adept at managing complicated projects and for taking charge for all phases of a design, from first schematic design drawings through to project completion. Frauke earned a bachelor’s degree from the AKI Academy of Art & Design in the Netherlands and studied interior architecture at Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle in Germany. Before her studies, she apprenticed for two years as a carpenter with a company dedicated to historic wind- and watermill restoration in Germany. Her professional experience in architecture also includes expertise in green building and sustainable design.

William earned his professional architectural degree from the University of Notre Dame, which included a year in their Rome studies program, where he was able to nurture and refine his love of hand drawing and rendering techniques. Before joining Harrison Design in 2018, he worked for many years in San Francisco, specializing in custom traditional design for projects all over the world. William now runs projects ranging in type from high-end residential to institutional to sacred architecture. As a licensed architect and a stickler for classical detailing and principles, William enjoys applying his knowledge to creating a more enduring, functional, and beautiful built environment.

Leading the landscape architecture studio for the West Coast, Ryan is expert in all aspects of the design process, including innovative concepts and overall project management. He has a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture with a minor in sustainable environments from California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo. Before joining Harrison Design, he worked with firms in San Diego and Tustin, California, and interned with resort planners in Beijing. He is an associate member of the American Society of Landscape Architects and is active with its Cal Poly SLO Chapter.

Robbie earned his bachelor’s degree in architecture from Auburn University in Auburn, Ala. His experience includes work with several firms across the country, including in his hometown of Salisbury, Md.; Aspen, Colo., and Atlanta. In 1999, Robbie joined Harrison Design. His work was honored with a 2007 Shutze Award from the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art and he received the Atlanta Urban Design Commission Award of Excellence in 2006.

Joe’s career in landscape architecture has primarily focused on the New York and Atlanta metropolitan areas. Before receiving his Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from the University of Georgia in Athens, he earned an associate degree in Ornamental Horticulture Landscape Development at Farmingdale State University in Farmingdale, NY. Joe was a project architect for Site Solutions in Atlanta and then relocated to Long Island, New York, where he was employed with several firms specializing in landscape design. His designs are regularly recognized by the Long Island Nursery & Landscape Association’s annual showcase of awards. In 2017 Joe was the recipient of the American Planning Association Los Angeles Award of Excellence for Urban Design, and in 2018 he was on the shortlist for the Sandy Hook Permanent Memorial in Newtown, Connecticut.

Daniel joined the Los Angeles office in 2019 after working for more than 10 years in interior design in New York City, including projects in the Hamptons, Palm Springs, Santa Monica and Palm Beach. He received his degree in interior design at Parsons Art and Design in New York. After graduating, he worked for a number of leading Manhattan-based interior design firms, including Christopher Maya, Inc. and Mark Epstein Designs, and was in management with Schumacher before establishing his own practice in NYC in 2015. Daniel’s training in fine art informs his approach to interiors.

Robert joined Harrison Design in 2003 and is the director of the firm’s Modern Studio. He earned a bachelor’s degree in architecture from Syracuse University in New York. Robert began his career as an intern at TVS Design in Atlanta before working for firms in Princeton, N.J., and Atlanta. His professional affiliations include the American Institute of Architects, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards and Rotary Club of Buckhead.

While at the University of Kentucky, David took an elective course on landscape architecture and discovered what became his lifelong passion and professional career. Since graduating with a bachelor’s degree in landscape architecture, he has designed residential and commercial projects throughout the U.S. and Asia. In 2015 David moved from Rock Hill, SC to St. Simons Island to work as the senior landscape architect for a Sea Island company. Prior to joining Harrison Design in 2022, he managed his own successful consulting practice. His experience ranges from custom, private residential to multifamily residential, golf courses, parks and sports complexes, higher education institutions, civic, hospitality, mixed-use, land planning and urban design. He has been a member of the American Society of Landscape Architects, the Urban Land Institute and Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards. David currently serves on the Board of Directors of Children in Action, a Brunswick, Ga.-based children’s charity.