“Hospitality is no longer just about hotels and resorts—it’s a philosophy that shapes all that we design. We create dynamic communities that foster connections, innovation, and a sense of belonging by weaving hospitality principles into mixed-use developments.”
• Other: Military Housing, Retail, Financial Institutions, Childcare, Schools
VALUE-ADD DESIGN
• Master Planning / Urban Design expertise
• Planning influenced by New Urbanism principles
• Solutions that restore neighborhoods
• Emphasis on residential In-fill
• Respect for public realm
– Environment
– Context / Regionalism
– Concerns of the community
Over the past 45+ years, JHP has had a strong National Presence. Our primary practice lies within the Southern Belt of the country but ranges from West to East coast. We are currently licensed in multiple states.
THE PRACTICE OF ARCHITECTURE
Founded in 1979 as a general design firm, Principals Carl Malcolm, AIA, Michael Arbour, AIA, John Schrader, AIA, LEED AP, Brian Keith, AIA, AICP, LEED AP, Sheila Kneifl, AIA, Jonathan Brown, AIA, MACM, Kirby Zengler, AIA and Monica Miranda, AIA now direct the firm’s professional services in an array of specialty markets as follows:
• Land Planning and Urban Design
• Mixed-Use Communities
• High Density In-Town Communities
• Commercial Developments
• Senior Housing Communities
• Hospitality/Resort Communities
• Recreational Facilities
• Renovation and Adaptive Re-use
JHP is uniquely qualified to provide design services for Housing projects. JHP has been providing master plan and design services for four decades. In doing so, we have had the opportunity to work within the exacting requirements of regulatory agencies and client goals to achieve designs that satisfy both.
COST CONTROL
JHP has a rich history in delivering projects within budget. We keep a data base of all of our built projects indicating total construction cost, net and gross cost per square foot, and cost per living unit (LU). With this data base we can provide schematic pricing based on cost escalation trending. As the design documents progress, we will assist the owner and contractor with estimating construction cost based on more detailed analysis of prevailing wages and materials costs per the scope of the design documents.
QUALITY OF WORK
The JHP design team proposes to develop and maintain a high standard of care and quality control through a project management approach which stresses:
• All key team members assigned to the project will have direct experience with housing, hospitality, and experiential design.
• The JHP team commits to Principal involvement throughout the project.
• The management team will take a “hands-on” approach to managing the process. They will remain involved from the onset of the project through final close-out of the project.
• Monthly progress reports and meetings
• Combined with our approach to having multiple review points and if required public outreach sessions ensures there are multiple and
• Frequent opportunities for identifying and resolving any issues that might arise early-on; rather than lingering problems which could lead to larger problems if left unresolved.
SCHEDULE COMPLIANCE
The JHP team will develop and maintain a Project Schedule with Key Milestones and project deliverable dates after an initial Project Orientation meeting with the owner’s representative. This agreed upon schedule will be the bases upon which the design team operates. Monthly progress reports and billings will be based on the milestones established in the schedule.
Carl M. Malcolm, AIA Principal, President
During Carl’s thirty-year tenure with JHP, he has touched every aspect of the firm’s development. This was acknowledged with his elevation to President/CEO of JHP in 2021. Through Carl’s leadership, JHP has reinforced and expanded the firm’s community-based-design planning approach with an emphasis on “People over Places”. Carl is an expert on all housing typologies; from affordable/work force housing, to Mixed-Use developments, and senior living lifestyle communities.
Carl is moving the needle at JHP. His 2024 initiatives include the opening of a Denver office from which to serve the Mountain Region and West Coast clients, and the launch of a Hospitality & Highrise Design Studio as a new area of expertise for JHP; further delivering on JHP’s community-baseddesign mission.
Carl is a sensitive, insightful designer, and the soul of JHP. He leads by example, is a visionary, and (unique to this role) a building code enthusiast. In everything he does Carl looks for pathways to innovate and provide the greatest possible impact through analysis and thoughtful design, elevating the experience for those who dwell in and interact with JHP designs. Carl is constantly asking the question, “What if…?”
Education
Bachelor of Architecture, Texas Tech University
States Licensed In: Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
Joined JHP In: 1994
Professional Affiliations
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Urban Land Institute (ULI)
Congress for New Urbanism (CNU)
Greater Dallas Planning Council (GDPC)
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)
Preservation Dallas
National Trust for Historic Preservation
NAHB Senior Housing Council
Born, raised, and educated in Mexico, Monica is a well-traveled architect. Before joining JHP in 2005, she was active in the hospitality space delivering entertainment venues, restaurants, and high-profile MixedUse retail projects in Mexico, Central and South America, and Asia. This experience assisted JHP in transitioning into the Senior Living space.
JHP is fond of saying “our senior living communities are like land-locked cruise ships”. This experiential resort model drives customer service, programming, and design for the exterior and interior of the communities. The projects are large, multi-phased campuses comprised of 1,500+ units; rich in amenities, including multiple food and beverage venues, spas, chapel, wellness, and entertainment offerings.
JHP has leaned into Monica’s wealth of hospitality experience, naming her Principal of JHP’s newly formed Hospitality Studio. Her twenty-years of experience in the more broadly defined “residential sector” adds even greater value to clients and the projects she designs and delivers.
Principal of Hospitality
Education
Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey
States Licensed In: Texas
Joined JHP In: 2005
Professional Affiliations
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Texas Society of Architects
Urban Land Institute (ULI)
ULI Center for Leadership (CFL)
AIA Emerging Leaders Program (ELP)
Monica Miranda, AIA
Bob Bullis, FAIA Director of Hospitality & Highrise Development
Bob Bullis rejoined JHP to oversee the firm’s Hospitality & Highrise Design Studio. He is an accomplished Architect, his practice and place-making experience includes mid/high-rise hotels, resorts, residential of all densities, and senior housing lifestyle communities.
Between his two stints at JHP, Bob was with HKS, where he designed the Cordish “Live!” brand hotels in Arlington, TX and in St. Louis, MO. He also oversaw design on several high-profile international Resort properties in the UAE and in Mexico. Bob has a passion for master planning, he led the design effort on multiple hospitality sports masterplans in collaboration with professional sports franchises.
Bob thoroughly understands the subtleties of hotel design; from newbuilds, to repositioning of existing assets. His hands-on approach coupled with his extensive knowledge of design and construction bestpractice principles has produced highly refined, award-winning, marketdriven development solutions.
In 2019 Bob was elevated to Fellow with his professional organization, the American Institute of Architects (AIA), an honored bestowed on only 3 percent of AIA membership.
Education
Master of Architecture, University of Texas at Arlington
States Licensed In: Texas
Years at JHP:
1999-2010, 2024-present
Professional Affiliations
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Texas Society of Architects
Urban Land Institute (ULI)
ULI North Texas Entertainment District Product Council
Past AIA Dallas President
Past Adjunct Professor at The University of Texas at Arlington
QUALIFIED EXPERIENCE
Immersion Hotel
A Texas Hill Country Destination
Creating Memories — Rooted in Place, Inspired by Sound
The Immersion Hotel is envisioned as the fl agship anchor of a new Entertainment District in the heart of the Texas Hill Country – a vibrant mixed-use destination built around an iconic outdoor performance venue. Designed to reflect the energy and authenticity of the Central Texas music scene, this cultural hub blends live music, local fl avor, and community spirit to create unforgettable experiences. Immersion brings bold architecture, music-infused interiors, and flexible event spaces together under one roof. From corporate retreats and themed weddings, to curated “stay & play” packages for concert goers and festival fans, the hotel is designed to be as dynamic as its setting.
The Cielo Hotel - A Hybrid Hotel Case Study
Nashville, Tennessee
Client, Chartwell Residential, abandoned the development of The Gupton, a 14-story residential tower during the Covid-19 pandemic, leaving the future of the project uncertain. JHP realized the site and legacy design could perfectly lend itself to a hybrid hotel concept, and worked with the client to reimagine the project to include a community-based, boutique lifestyle hotel sharing the site and footprint with a residential tower. The development has two cojoined towers that share structured parking, a central plant, and essential service facilities, including elevators and exiting stairs. These towers are purposefully planned as separate stand-alone structures, ensuring both security and operational efficiency. Each tower features a market-leading amenity package, off ering unique, high-end services.
The Cielo Hotel - A Hybrid Hotel Case Study
Nashville, Tennessee
Airbnb Meets Hotels: The Rise of Hybrid Hospitality
Hybrid hospitality properties are rapidly expanding, combining the comfort of hotels with the flexibility of short-term rentals — popularized by platforms like Airbnb — and the functionality of business spaces. This model appeals to a wide spectrum of guests: leisure travelers seeking unique, home-like experiences, as well as business travelers requiring hotel-grade amenities and dedicated workspace. By blending hospitality-rich residential amenities with short- and long-term accommodations and communal work areas, hybrid hotels distinguish themselves from traditional off erings. They not only broaden rental options for guests and residents, but also unlock new, previously untapped income streams for owners.
2 acres site
8 stories - 200 keys
20 KSF of meeting space
Iconic entry drop-off and digital event
Chef-designed restaurant, outdoor dining, & lobby bar
Shared parking structure
Placemaking - An Urban Business Hotel
Strategic Planning Unlocks Hotel Development Potential
As masterplanner and architect, JHP updated the vision for a 25-acre mixed-use development in North Texas to include a 200-key urban business hotel. This addition reflects the district’s growing demand and marks a key milestone in its evolution. With ample flexible meeting space, the hotel will activate the development and deliver much-needed conference and event capacity for the city and local businesses. Positioned at the edge of the community’s green space, its landmark design strengthens the walkable urban fabric while enhancing the value of surrounding residential, retail, restaurant, and office uses.
HIGHWAY ACCESS ROAD
Hotel Site Redevelopment Study
North Texas
EXISTING RESTAURANTS
INTERNALRETAIL
CONNECTORROAD
L Prototype - Highway Facing
L Prototype - Inward Facing
Site Planning Proof of Concept
Zoning and Discovery in support of Local Municipality
Site analysis based on Cambria by Choice Hotel space program & prototype plans
4 story - 126 keys - 1,500 SF meeting space
L Prototype - Highway Facing
L Prototype - Inward Facing
Partnering with a city’s Economic Development Department, JHP explored redevelopment options for a 3-acre obsolete retail district anchored by two underutilized restaurant pads. While the City supported a hospitality-driven vision, existing zoning required 300 hotel keys — an unrealistic target for such a compact site. JHP responded with a 120-key hotel concept and zoning analysis that highlighted the gap between policy and market feasibility. Our findings helped staff reframe their development assumptions, leading to a November 2024 zoning amendment that reduced the minimum hotel key requirement to 200 and lowered parking ratios. This change unlocked the path for a developer-led dual-branded hotel project, creating new economic potential for both the site and the City.
Erickson Wind Crest
Highlands Ranch, Colorado
Wind Crest is a campus-style Continuing Care Retirement Community located on 89 acres in northwest Douglas County, Colorado. Challenges of the project include working around the historic Highline Canal, which bisects the campus land bay. In doing so, the developer has committed to preserving natural habit adjacent to the canal channel, thereby turning a development obstacle into a campus amenity. The campus master plan includes over 1500 Independent Living Units (ILU) dispersed throughout three distinctly designed neighborhoods. Each neighborhood consists of 4 to 5 Residential Buildings (RB) and a supporting Community Building (CB) which provides services to residents. The build-out of the campus master plan includes 18 buildings and spreads nearly 2-Million SF.
Erickson Wind Crest
Highlands Ranch, Colorado
Wind Crest is a campus-style Continuing Care Retirement Community located on 89 acres in northwest Douglas County, Colorado. Challenges of the project include working around the historic Highline Canal, which bisects the campus land bay. In doing so, the developer has committed to preserving natural habit adjacent to the canal channel, thereby turning a development obstacle into a campus amenity. The campus master plan includes over 1500 Independent Living Units (ILU) dispersed throughout three distinctly designed neighborhoods. Each neighborhood consists of 4 to 5 Residential Buildings (RB) and a supporting Community Building (CB) which provides services to residents. The build-out of the campus master plan includes 18 buildings and spreads nearly 2-Million SF.
Eagle’s Trace
Eagle’s Trace is a campus-style Continuing Care Retirement Community located on 70 acres in northwest Houston. The community consists of over 1,500 Independent Living Units (ILU) located within 3 distinctive residential neighborhoods. Each neighborhood is comprised of a Community Building (CB) surrounded by 4 to 5 Residential Buildings (RB). The CB provides much needed services to residents of the neighborhood. These services may include multiple dining venues, medical facilities, fi tness, banking, pharmacy, library, and arts, crafts and dance facilities. Each of the three neighborhoods has its own unique Community Building with supporting program space. The build-out of the campus master plan includes 18 buildings, nearly 2 Million SF, and is anticipated to take 8 to 10 years for completion.
Highland Springs
Dallas, Texas
Woodleigh Chase
Fairfax County, Virginia
Woodleigh Chase is a Retirement Community located in Fairfax County, Virginia. The campus includes over 1,000 independent living units dispersed throughout 9 Residential Buildings and 2 supporting Community Buildings which will off er many services to residents. The site repurposes a dilapidated, abandoned state mental health hospital and transforms it into the high-quality senior housing Fairfax needs. Established trees and foliage that line the existing site will remain, maintaining the history of the property while creating a natural buff er. The buildings are designed in a transitional architectural style reflecting the urban sophistication of the area. The buildings initially embrace their urban environment, but as you move further back into the campus, the buildings develop more of a residential feel.
Confidential
Scottsdale, Arizona
This on-the-boards Senior Lifestyle Community will bring an upscale residential opportunity for seniors. The large, master-planned campus will contain two Neighborhoods, each having one Community Building and four to fi ve Residential Buildings. The resort level amenities building has a design focus on enhanced mountain views of the desert. Carefully and contextually designed, the architecture fi ts seamlessly into the surrounding Scottsdale aesthetic.
The Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center is the second phase of the development of Arlington’s Entertainment District, which continues the momentum and success realized by Texas Live!, Live! by Loews, and the Rangers’ Globe Life Field. The project is sited between two iconic sports stadiums: Globe Life Field, and AT&T Stadium. It is also immediately adjacent to the 302-room Live! by Loews Hotel. Collectively, the Loews complex delivers 1,188 guestrooms and close to 300,000 square feet of best-inclass meeting space with fi ve dining options. In addition to state-of-the-art meeting space and unique dining experiences, guests may enjoy countless amenities including a full-service spa and salon, resortstyle beach club with two pools, cabanas, fire pits, a water slide, and man-made sandy beach.
Loews Hotel and Convention Center Arlington, Texas
The Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center is the second phase of the development of Arlington’s Entertainment District, which continues the momentum and success realized by Texas Live!, Live! by Loews, and the Rangers’ Globe Life Field. The project is sited between two iconic sports stadiums: Globe Life Field, and AT&T Stadium. It is also immediately adjacent to the 302-room Live! by Loews Hotel. Collectively, the Loews complex delivers 1,188 guestrooms and close to 300,000 square feet of best-inclass meeting space with fi ve dining options. In addition to state-of-the-art meeting space and unique dining experiences, guests may enjoy countless amenities including a full-service spa and salon, resortstyle beach club with two pools, cabanas, fire pits, a water slide, and man-made sandy beach.
Location is everything. On this 1.8-acre urban greyfield site within steps of the St. Louis Cardinals’ at Busch Stadium and adjacent to Ballpark Village, the architect designed the 7-story Live! by Loews Hotel and adjoining 11-story PwC office building and parking garage. The elevated Bullock Rooftop Bar & Lounge boasts an outdoor terrace that overlooks the original Busch Stadium center field plaza and has views into the stadium bowl. Guest rooms facing Busch Stadium are at a premium, and the interior design is a celebration to the successful legacy of the St. Louis Cardinals MLB club.
Omni Punta de Mita Resort
Punta de Mita, Mexico
Resort Omni Hotels and Resorts
202 guest rooms
Two beach villas
Full-service spa & fitness
Three resort pools w/beach access Convention / meeting space
Bob and his team collaborated with Omni’s Design Architect, Bob Glazier, to design their first resort hotel off ering in Mexico. The resort is designed to take advantage of its jungle and ocean surroundings, ensuring views to the ocean from every guest room. The resort’s exterior and interior design draws inspiration from local aesthetics, blended with a contemporary twist that creates a sense of familiarity and residential comfort. The resort design artfully balances clean architectural lines with a mix of indigenous stone, wood, and metals, conjuring the feeling of a modern beachfront home.
Omni Punta de Mita Resort
Punta de Mita, Mexico
Resort Omni Hotels and Resorts
202 guest rooms
Two beach villas
Full-service spa & fitness
Three resort pools w/beach access Convention / meeting space
Bob and his team collaborated with Omni’s Design Architect, Bob Glazier, to design their first resort hotel off ering in Mexico. The resort is designed to take advantage of its jungle and ocean surroundings, ensuring views to the ocean from every guest room. The resort’s exterior and interior design draws inspiration from local aesthetics, blended with a contemporary twist that creates a sense of familiarity and residential comfort. The resort design artfully balances clean architectural lines with a mix of indigenous stone, wood, and metals, conjuring the feeling of a modern beachfront home.
The Diriyah Project, which has significant historic, cultural, and political value for the KSA, includes the Turaif District UNESCO World Heritage Site. As part of the Kingdom’s 2030 Vision, eleven square kilometers of Diriyah (Riyadh) is being transformed into one of the world’s foremost historic tourism destinations. Baccarat Hotel is one of a select few global marquis brands providing 5-star hospitality services to the estimated 27 million visitors.
The Baccarat Hotel (SH Hotels & Resorts) will include 80 keys and nine luxury branded residential villas developed across two adjacent blocks with views to Heroes Plaza. The design was informed by regionally significant Najdi architectural planning and design principles, characterized by its dependence on passive cooling courtyard spaces to create intimate and refreshing spaces in the hot desert climate. Indigenous Najdi building materials will be incorporated; including mud adobe brick walls that are articulated, historically accurate, and triangular-shaped (which were originally used for defense and ventilation, while also protecting privacy), as well as monolithic stone columns, and doors and lintels painted with geometric motifs.
Recognition
2023
APA Georgia Chapter Award
Outstanding Public Involvement
NORTH DOWNTOWN ATHENS MASTER PLAN STUDY Athens, GA
Affordable Housing Finance Reader’s Choice Award
Family
THE BANKS AT MILL VILLAGE Columbus, GA
North Central Texas NCOG CLIDE Award
Leadership in Development Excellence
COLUMBIA RENAISSANCE SQUARE Fort Worth, TX
Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award
55+ Community Design
ERICKSON WIND CREST
Highlands Ranch, CO
Pillars of the Industry Silver Award
Best Affordable Housing Development Over 100 Units
PENDANA AT WEST LAKES PHASE I & II Orlando, FL
Pillars of the Industry Silver Award
Best Garden Apartment Community
COPELAND GRAND PRAIRIE Grand Prairie, TX
2022
ICSC Gold Award and Sustainability Commendation
Mixed-Use New Development PLAZA SALTILLO Austin, TX
GDPC Urban Design Honorable Mention Award
Dream Study
TRINITY MILLS STATION Carrollton, TX
AIA Dallas | TEXO Bark + Build Honorable Mention
Benefitting SPCA of Texas
CHEWY VUITTON TRUNK
MHN Excellence Gold Award
Best Low-Rise Development
COPELAND GRAND PRAIRIE Grand Prairie, TX
MHN Excellence Honorable Mention
Best Low-Rise Development
CRAIG RANCH McKinney, TX
Atlanta Regional Commission Excellence Award
Innovative Development
SPOKE ATL Atlanta, GA
Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award 55+ Community Design Award
ERICKSON WIND CREST Highlands Ranch, CO
Pillars of the Industry Award Winner Best Mixed-Use Community
PLAZA SALTILLO Austin, TX
Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist
Best Affordable Housing Development Over 100 Units
PENDANA AT WEST LAKES PHASE I & II Orlando, FL
TEXO Distinguished Building Merit Award
General Contractor
OLYMPUS ON BROADWAY Carrollton, TX
D CEO Commercial Real Estate Award Finalist
Excellence in Architecture and Design
ARLINGTON COMMONS PHASE II Arlington, TX
D CEO Commercial Real Estate Award Finalist
Excellence in Architecture and Design
CRAIG RANCH McKinney, TX
D CEO Commercial Real Estate Award Finalist
Best Deal
MUSEUM PLACE Fort Worth, TX
2021
ULI Jack Kemp Award of Excellence Finalist
Affordable and Workforce Housing PENDANA AT WEST LAKES MASTER PLAN Orlando, FL
Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist Project of the Year, Best Garden Apartment PARK AT ESTANCIA Austin, TX
Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist Project of the Year, Best Garden Apartment JEFFERSON RESERVE Richardson, TX
Dallas Architects - dallasarchitect.org
Top Multifamily Architects in Dallas JHP ARCHITECTURE / URBAN DESIGN
NAHB Living Best in American Silver Award Community of the Year, Multifamily THE KINSTEAD McKinney, TX
MHN Excellence Gold Award Best Mixed-Use Development PLAZA SALTILLO Austin, TX
AIA Dallas | TEXO Bark + Build Hot Dog Award Benefitting SPCA of Texas BARK SIDE OF THE MOON
Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award Market-Rate Rental Community On The Boards ERICKSON WOODLEIGH CHASE Fairfax County, VA
2020
MHN Excellence Silver Award
Best Senior Housing Development and Design AVONDALE SENIOR RESIDENCES Atlanta, GA
MHN Excellence Bronze Award Best Affordable Development and Design PENDANA AT WEST LAKES Orlando, FL
MHN Excellence Honorable Mention Best Adaptive Reuse SACRED HEART New Orleans, LA
Best of 55+ Housing Silver Award Affordable Rental Community AVONDALE SENIOR RESIDENCES Atlanta, GA
Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist Project of the Year, Adaptive Reuse SACRED HEART New Orleans, LA
Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist Project of the Year, Affordable Development COLUMBUS COMMONS Columbia, GA
Pillars of the Industry Award Finalist Project of the Year, Green Affordable Multifamily PENDANA AT WEST LAKES Orlando, FL
2019
APA Texas Planning Achievement Silver Award Economic Development Planning CITY OF PLANO ENVISION OAK POINT Plano, TX
Multifamily Executive Merit Award Project of the Year, Mid Rise SPOKE ATL Atlanta, GA
North Central Texas NCOG CLIDE Award Redevelopment OAKS 5TH STREET CROSSING Garland, TX
North Central Texas NCOG CLIDE Award Public Planning & Policy CITY OF PLANO ENVISION OAK POINT Plano, TX
Carl M. Malcolm, AIA | Principal, President
Carl joined JHP in 1994 after practicing in Colorado for several years in the senior housing and commercial sectors. He is most appreciated around the office for his unique ability to multi-task. He manages simultaneously many of the firm’s higher density, mixed-use, and senior housing projects. Elected President in 2021, Carl provides leadership and overall management of day operations of the firm. His varied experience, strong design sensibilities, and creative spirit make him a valuable member of the JHP development team.
Mike
Arbour, AIA | Principal, Vice President
Mike joined JHP in 1988 after practicing in Dallas for four years. In recognition of Mike’s many successes he was elevated to the position of President in 2003. In that role for 18 years he oversaw the financial management and day-to-day operations of the firm. Although in a business-leadership role, Mike’s first love is Design. He is intimately involved with the design and execution of a variety of the firm’s highest-profile -design projects. In support of the firm’s stated goal of creating Whole Communities, Mike has devoted considerable time and talents to the betterment of the profession.
W. Brian Keith, AIA, AICP, LEED AP | Principal, Vice President
Brian is the Director of Urban Design and Planning for JHP. He brings to this position a passion for place-making and the visioning of community redevelopments that are rich in diversity and sustainable over time. Brian is an advocate for “good urbanism” endeavors to infuse these planning principles into all that he does. His professional experience having been centered on mixed-use redevelopment urban design and planning, leading to a desire to create livable communities and great urban spaces.
John Schrader, AIA, LEED AP | Principal, Vice President
John is responsible for project programming and the coordination of conceptual and schematic design across the studio. He is integrally involved the firm’s sustainable design research and implementation. His leadership in the studio is not limited to design. John is a team builder, seeking consensus while challenging the firm to perform at the highest possible level. John’s demand for excellence-in-design is in large part responsible for the firm’s success as indicated by the numerous design awards and national recognition for its multifamily and mixed-use developments.
Jonathan M. Brown, AIA, MACM | Principal, Vice President
As a Colorado Native with over two decades of experience, Jonathan has a broad portfolio of work in a myriad of sectors and project types. At JHP, Jonathan has led the design for many of the firm’s projects including Mid-Rise, Mixed-Use, Retail, Urban Infill, Transit-Oriented Development, Live-Work, and Sustainable Community Building. Jonathan focuses on developing the firm’s innovative design and manages the integration of digital design techniques into JHP’s workflow to help clients and stakeholders fully realize their project’s potential.
Sheila Kneifl, AIA | Principal, Vice President
Sheila joined JHP in 1999 upon graduation from the University of Texas, Arlington with a M. Arch. degree. With a decade of experience in many Housing and Mixed-use building typologies, Sheila is one of the firm’s most qualified and prolific project managers and now leads our JHP Denver office. Sheila is routinely assigned some of the firm’s largest accounts. In addition to her Project Management responsibilities, Sheila provides oversight to staff on issues related to Accessibility and Fair Housing requirements.
Monica Miranda, AIA | Principal, Vice President
Monica is an experienced project manager heavily involved with senior housing communities such as multiple Erickson projects as well as multiple commercial projects such as theaters and shopping centers. She also is the Principal of our Hospitality Studio.
Kirby Zengler, AIA | Principal, Vice President
Kirby joined JHP part time while completing his MArch degree at the University of Texas at Arlington. Upon graduation he joined the firm in a full-time capacity as an Intern Architect. He is actively involved in many of the firm’s mixed-use and higher density projects; and in addition to his project management assignments leads the Whole Community Design™ initiative on behalf of JHP.
JHP Whole Community Design
Humanity is the center.
This principle shapes our design practice, and defines who we are as architects and urban designers. We are committed to enriching people’s lives through architecture that is gleaned from, and woven into the community.
Toward this end, our practice is built around the tenets of Whole Community Design™, a design philosophy that focuses on people before places.
Whole Community Design™ creates built environments that are rich in diversity, authentic and sustainable over time. It is design that brings people together, gives them a sense of identity and inclusion in something larger than themselves.
