Noah is a registered architect in Ohio and works across design, production, and documentation at DAC. He manages consultants, works directly with owners, and stays involved in the design and coordination decisions that move a project forward.

Noah has four years of experience, with his strongest background in education and increasing work in multifamily. He does his best work on tight sites, enjoys the programmatic puzzle solving that comes with them, and is comfortable working through zoning requirements to find the compromise between an original design vision and what the code will allow. He designs with longevity in mind, paying attention to how materials age and take on character. His education work has given him experience with the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission, including master planning with school districts and designing state-funded school projects. Before DAC he served as project leader for the Pickerington High School North Addition and as a designer on United Local K-12 School. His most recent work at DAC includes a fifteen-unit condominium in Columbus.

Noah's interest in architecture started early, designing little towns and cities out of blocks, sandcastles, paper, and anything else he could get his hands on. After an uncle told him he might make a good architect someday, it became the only career path he seriously considered. His interest in design eventually expanded to books, film, clothing, and product design, and he was drawn to architecture because it offered a little bit of everything. He especially values the collaborative parts of the design process and building relationships that last beyond construction. Outside of work, he loves traveling with his wife, spending time outside, reading, drawing, playing guitar, watching basketball, and making coffee.