The University of New Mexico- School of Architecture and Planning
Company Employees
Ronak Shah
Architectural Designer
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Experienced Architectural Designer with 7+ years in diverse project types, including Healthcare,
Healthcare Renovations, Education, Institutional, Senior Living, Residential, and Commercial
TI projects across the US and India. Specializing in Healthcare Architecture with 4+ years of
expertise, including work on mega-projects and OSHPD/HCAI (Office of Statewide Health
Planning and Development) projects, contributing through Construction Administration (CA)
phases. Skilled in sustainability,LEED documentation, construction detailing, and client-focused
design solutions. Recognized for team leadership, design innovation, and seamless collaboration
with stakeholders to deliver projects aligned with budget, sustainability, and market trends.
Achievements:
Winner of People’s Choice Award: Led and participated in HDR’s internal Design to Net Zero competition, contributing
innovative sustainability-focused design solutions. Earned the prestigious People’s Choice Award at the HDR Impact 24
Conference for outstanding team collaboration and impactful design concepts.
• Participated in “Green Building Core Concepts and Strategy Course (Spring 2018)” affiliated by University of Toronto under
the guidance of Mr. Lorne Mlotek, LEED AP BD+C.
• Awarded Graduate Assistant position for Sustainability II under Professor Kuppaswamy Iyengar in Spring 2018 for UNM
School of Architecture and Planning Department.
• Awarded Graduate Assistant position for Sustainability I under Professor Mark Harberts in Fall 2016 for UNM School of
Architecture and Planning Department.
• Participated in USGBC as a volunteer in 2016 held at Los Angeles Convention Centre.
• Secured Second Position in the Dr. Baliramji Hiray Trophy Intercollegiate Competition of Architectural Design organized by
the Late Bahusaheb Hiray Smarnika Samiti Trust’s college of Architecture, January 2012.
• Participated Design workshop on “Design as a catalyst for social change in Peri-Urban, Small Towns and Rural Areas
“organized by Aga Khan Planning and BuildingMore...