Each new team member brings unique skill sets to Studio Ma that will increase the firm’s capacity to design inspiring environments for all.
Udit Goel brings a global perspective to Studio Ma, having lived and worked in cities around the world. His experience includes large-scale projects such as the Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 2, university and large-scale master planning efforts in the U.S., and housing projects. He earned his Bachelor’s in Architecture with honors from the University of Nottingham, and his Master’s in Architecture from Columbia University, where he graduated with the Building Technologies Honor Award.
Whitney Voss adds valuable capabilities to Studio Ma’s work across market sectors, including specialized experience with redevelopment projects, institutional campuses, capital planning and federal government work. She has supervised the design of several U.S. Embassy and Consular buildings for the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations. Whitney earned her Bachelor’s in Architecture, summa cum laude, from Rice University.
Craig Rosman has collaborated extensively with institutional clients on establishing new office building standards and pilot projects in building information modeling, offsite manufacturing, and lean construction. He has worked on new embassy compounds in Honduras and Italy for the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations, as well as the high-rise 9 DeKalb in Brooklyn. Craig holds a Master’s in Architecture from Yale University and a Bachelor’s in Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University.
Andrew Lehman joins Studio Ma with a commitment to advancing holistic, sustainable design goals through his role as an International Living Future Institute Accredited Professional which was sponsored by the firm. He also brings international experience with cultural institutions and educational projects ranging in scale from complete K-12 campus replacements to university master plans. Andrew earned his Master’s in Architecture from Ohio State University.
Bobby Cannavino has worked with building types at many different scales: urban design for commercial districts, strategic master plans for university campuses, academic buildings, high-rise mixed-use towers, and infill housing projects. He earned a master’s degree in architecture at Yale University — with distinctions including the 2014 AIA Henry Adams Medal — after completing studies at the Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Arts and earning a Bachelor’s in Architecture, summa cum laude, from Arizona State University.
Ryan Hughes brings expertise in visualization and sustainable design technology to the Studio Ma team. His experience ranges from single-family and multi-family residential housing to implementing mass timber and rammed earth construction in new buildings and adaptive reuse projects. Ryan holds a Bachelor’s in Architecture with a minor in environmental design from the University at Buffalo, and a Master’s in Architecture from Yale University where he was awarded the prestigious H.I. Feldman Prize.
Zechariah Fung applies his interests in architecture and urban design to coordinating planning and design for Studio Ma, providing our teams with a strong graphic eye and proficiency in building information modeling. Zechariah earned a Bachelor’s in Architecture with a minor in Spanish from the University of Arizona.
Shelby Petersen brings more than 15 years of operations, account services and sales experience that will help drive Studio Ma’s growth and success. She directs all business and financial operations, keeping our team focused on design and client service. Shelby holds a Bachelor’s in Art History from Arizona State University.
