Jeff Camillo has a knack and passion for creating communication pieces that truly reflect a brand promise. With 28 years of experience in corporate identity, environmental graphics, merchandising and design, he creates print pieces, icons, images and physical elements that play a critical role in how customers interpret a brand. Jeff is both a 2-dimensional and a 3-dimensional designer. This is important in that signage—a keystone of a good retail presentation—is 3-dimensional. Standards established by a graphic designer without this capability—and without the actual hands-on experience of having their own 3D work fabricated and installed—can be very problematic. He works closely with the principal team of Shook Kelley, working in tandem with the urban planning team to develop the brand vision materials that are an integral part of the vision-planning and pattern building process for developers and communities.

Kat Fon specializes in environmental graphic design and visual communication at Shook Kelley. She works with the design and strategy teams to create visual brand expression that is integrated into multiple consumer touch points within the built environment. Prior to Shook Kelley, Kat worked on diverse projects including branded signage, wayfinding, and ADA signage. For educational institutions and non-profits, Kat designed a variety of print formats from booklet, magazine, invitation and poster design. An award-winning higher education design instructor and American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) volunteer and member since 2001, Kat holds her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Fine Arts from California State University, Los Angeles.

Tom Goodwin, AIA, has worked on many building types and planning projects, ranging from science museums and warehouse renovation projects, to large and complex mixed-use planning projects. His vast understanding of contracts and building codes, and his attention to detail make him one of the firm's most technically proficient designers and a valuable part of the design and construction team.

Tom has served as Project Manager and architect on three North Carolina state-owned projects in the past. Within the firm, Tom has become the principal that has invested the time and energy through course work and project experience in becoming highly proficient in the application and calibration of the Smart Code, the premier form-based zoning code. Beyond the accepted practice parameters of the Smart Code, Tom, through projects of the firm, has taken the code’s basic tenets for T5 and T6 commercial zones and greatly expanded it. Tom also has extensive experience in the preparation of Design Guidelines and Pattern Books required in order to implement mixed-use projects.

Marco Ingracio brings over 25 years of experience in retail, restaurant, office, promotional environments and architecture to Shook Kelley. With international expertise from working with the largest design and branding firm in Brazil to a retail-focused environment in Eugene, Oregon, Marco’s talents span technical, creative and project management disciplines. Since 2007, after moving to the U.S., he has been focusing on supermarket and grocery projects. Marco is an architect and urban planner graduate of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil.

Jennifer Kim's expertise in the areas of brand strategy and advertising make her an integral member of the strategy team at Shook Kelley. Since joining the firm in 2004, she has been involved from the inception of every project, establishing the scope of work, developing brand strategies, creating merchandising programs, collaborating on store design, and strategizing on other brand components that complete the holistic brand experience. In addition to her work on client-related projects, Jennifer leads all strategic firm initiatives for the Los Angeles office, including management of speaking engagements and general marketing efforts. Prior to Shook Kelley, Jennifer established a career on "Madison Avenue" working at a variety of boutique to large advertising agencies such as Bouchez Kent + Co, Ammirati Puris Lintas and BBDO. Jennifer has a B.A. In English, with a minor in Psychology from University of California, Irvine, and an M.A. in Advertising from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.

Antonio Lopez brings nearly a decade of design experience to Shook Kelley, ranging from residential, multi-use, commercial, and retail spaces, specializing in retail and high-end market design. As part of Shook Kelley’s architectural design team, he is responsible for construction documents and creating design development packages. Tony’s long-standing philosophy on Architecture is to “measure twice and cut once,” which has served him well as he prides himself in accuracy, precision and a keen attention to detail. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Woodbury University, Los Angeles.

A founding principal in the firm, Frank Quattrocchi, LEED AP has worked on a variety of projects, from retail boutiques and restaurants, shopping centers, educational facilities and mixed-use developments throughout his professional career. He has extensive experience with multifamily and affordable housing projects, including the rezoning and permitting phases. Building upon a strong foundation in architecture, interior design and store design, his unique approach to creating consumer environments translates into spaces that are both relaxing and conversationally stimulating. He is an award winning and nationally renowned designer with a thorough understanding of the different demographic forces affecting today's competitive landscape. He brings an understated sophistication to each project, often resulting in an elegant interpretation of an otherwise commonplace environment.

Stan Rostas, AIA, LEED AP BD+C is a founding principal in the firm, in addition to being one of its most versatile designers, with diverse capabilities in architecture, interiors and planning. Stan is an award-winning designer who has been credited with creating fresh ideas for the many projects he has designed. His background is as diverse as the types of projects he takes on and he applies the insight gained into the many regional issues in architecture and planning, continually expanding within the different areas of practice that Shook Kelley provides.

Amy’s aim is to capture a sense of people, diversity, and community in everything she does. Her architectural passion is to understand how people convene around places of food, and it’s potential to build bridges between communities. She is of the firm belief that socially responsible architecture does not have to come at the expense of creativity and design. Before joining Shook Kelley, she worked in transportation and civic design. She earned a Bachelor of Design in Architecture from the University of Florida, and a Master of Architecture from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

JT brings 15 years of architectural design experience with projects covering retail, mixed use, institutional and residential. Her attentiveness to a project's needs has helped her deliver unique design solutions and award winning spaces and places. She works collaboratively with Shook Kelley's multi-disciplinary teams through all stages of the design and implementation process. Jacinta is a registered architect in the State of Calfiornia. She is a member of the AIA and has previously served on the Board of Directors with AIA Long Beach/South Bay. She is a graduate of Cornell University where she received a Bachelor of Architecture.

Sue Withee is the Creative Concierge of Shook Kelley Charlotte, handling all administrative, scheduling and other office-related management duties. Sue came to us with a background in aviation, maritime, project management, communications and human resources in California, New York and Virginia. As the “front door” of SK, she is a clairvoyant who makes sure details are executed perfectly, with a get-‘er-done mentality- anytime, anywhere, anyhow. Whether it is drowning clients in hospitality and sweet tea, coordinating schedules and booking travel, event planning, convening with our local non-profit affiliations or any other form of professional mothering, she knows how to make the entire team and vision function smoothly each day. Sue earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Journalism & Communications from Fordham University. She also studied in Paris, France at Institut de Catholic, and is the proud mother of two.

Urban planner and designer Larry Zinser has become one of the best architects to tackle a master plan, with the hands-on design experience necessary to grasp the small details as well as the big picture for most any type and scale of project. He has played an important role in the concept and creation of several towns and large scale mixed-use projects ranging from the development of a vision plan for an abandoned rail corridor for the Charlotte Trolley in the late 90s that has resulted in over $1 billion in redevelopment, to the master plan and design of the 40-acre retail-office-civic core for the award-winning Biltmore Park Town Square in Asheville, N.C., to a traditional neighborhood development for Monteith, among many other mixed-use communities.

Larry's experience also involves master planning and architectural services for the future Lexington Depot District, being designed around future passenger rail service on the site of a former manufacturing facility in downtown Lexington, N.C. He was also part of the team retained by Triangle Transit (NC) to provide strategic guidance and planning related to Transit Oriented Development in Wake, Orange and Durham counties in North Carolina, as a part of an effort to seek a 1/2 cent sales tax for transit, and to apply for New Starts funding.