NYREJ’s 2020 Women to Watch in Real Estate: Sara Agudelo, AIA, WELL AP
Name: Sara Agudelo, AIA, WELL AP
Title: Job Captain
Company Name: Montroy DeMarco Architecture
List up to three associations or organizations that you are currently a member of: American Institute of Architects of New York, volunteer for God’s Love We Deliver.
What recent project or accomplishment are you most proud of?
As part of the Montroy DeMarco Architecture team, I am currently working on the redevelopment of a portion of the massive, 1.1 million s/f USPS Morgan General Mail Facility in Manhattan for Tishman Speyer. Redesigning such an enormous building involves addressing multiple logistical and technical challenges. For example, there are numerous unforeseen conditions that our team has to address expeditiously and with consideration of the cost. The designers are interacting with a large team of both experienced private developers and U.S. Postal Service executives representing interests of their federal agency. The design work has been split into five phases to meet the schedule and budget needs of the client and future tenants. Modernizing this iconic property is very rewarding.
Source: New York Real Estate Journal (NYREJ) / Photo Credit: Michael Levy Photography
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