Project Manager

Mark Gettemeyer joined Rosemann’s St. Louis office in December 2021 as a Project Architect. He earned a Bachelor of Architecture Degree at Drury University in Springfield, Missouri.

Mark’s responsibilities at Rosemann includes leading a team and ensuring projects meet their goals and budget by overseeing all aspects of the design process, including investigation and evaluation and recommendation of design solutions to best meet his client’s needs.

Mark has working knowledge of jurisdictional zoning and land use codes and understands different product types and how the code determines how a building will be constructed. He regularly has client and outside consultant contact.

Mark is skilled using the latest technology including AutoCAD, REVIT, Sketchup, and Photoshop.

Outside of work, Mark enjoys portrait photography and leather working.

Fun Fact

In 2016, I completed massage therapy training!

Britt Michaels joined the Rosemann Atlanta team in August 2021. Born and raised in Germany, she got her Master’s Degree in Architecture from Technische Universitaet Berlin, Germany. She grew up and lived in apartments until moving to Atlanta where she brings plenty of ‘experience’ regarding living in small spaces.

Britt worked on multifamily projects in Berlin, Germany, for four years prior to completing her Master’s Degree. After that, she moved to New York City for an internship where she was quickly promoted and gained experience working in all phases from schematic design. through permitting to construction administration for 13 years. Her focus was on alteration and renovation work in multifamily and 1 & 2 family buildings on residential projects.

In 2018 Britt moved to Atlanta where she worked on affordable housing, senior living, student housing and market rate new construction for three years before starting with Rosemann.  

She brings to Rosemann considerable experience in renovations, alterations and new construction as well as training new employees and proficiency in developing CAD and BIM standards.

Fun Fact

Being German I love to watch soccer (Euro Cup & World Cup) and was excited to learn about Atlanta’s soccer team, Atlanta United, and am now a big fan!

Shaun joins our Denver office as a licensed Architect in Colorado and previously in Massachusetts with more than 20 years of professional experience ranging from historic single family renovations in Nantucket and the Greater Boston area, and commercial renovations for Harvard and MIT. Shaun has self-renovated an 1845 historic district home, worked in a wood shop, and designed/self-built a mobile “tiny house” using CAD/CAM technology

Project Management experience ranges from affordable to market rate multifamily developments, single family housing, and vernacular housing. Shaun uses his extensive hands on knowledge to work hand-in-hand with Contractors and BIM/hand sketching skills to turn client visions into built form with efficiency, eco-consciousness, and a mentality where every detail matters.

Steve has been an integral part of the firm’s project management team since he joined the firm in 2016. He is an experienced, field-tested project architect who combines his hands on leadership experience in design, project coordination, construction administration, quality control, and technical management with creative solutions that exceed objectives.

Steve brings to Rosemann a long and successful history of experience in multifamily and senior living, as well as in the public, commercial, retail, federal, justice and tenant finish sectors that has been easily applied to  the Rosemann multifamily and senior living projects. His design approach balances the quality and efficiencies of digital 3D modeling, AutoCAD, REVIT, Autodesk with hand-drawn detailing. Steve holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Colorado and a Bachelor’s degree in Theatrical Arts.  

Fun Fact

I have participated in 2 MS 150 bicycle rides and my current hobby is chalk painting furniture.

Notable Projects

Taylor started at Rosemann in February 2020 as a project manager and team leader, bringing a diverse architectural background to his clients. He oversees all aspects of the design process from developing and reviewing plans, to ensuring projects meet their goals.  His primary focus is on urban development, historic preservation, adaptive re-use, and new housing design.  He is experienced using the latest technologies and incorporates these design advancements into his projects.

Avid about his craft, Taylor enjoys orchestrating the human experience through his work and thrives in designing place to enrich lives and inspire community.

Taylor earned a Bachelor of Architecture Degree at the University of Oregon. He is a licensed architect and is NCARB certified.

Fun Fact

I believe architecture is one of the most influential contributors to the human experience. It is the passive backdrop to our daily lives, and I find it hard to think of a part of our world that isn’t influenced by architecture in some way. As an architect it is my responsibility to be pragmatic with the client’s needs and to be poetic with their aspirations, and that balancing act is why I love this profession. Designing architecture is finding that balance, and it requires constant creativity. Who wouldn’t enjoy that?

Nancy works as a specialist in all housing types, with a primary focus on licensed senior living and LIHTC apartment communities. Her solid understanding of regulatory and design issues, coupled with her passion for biophilic design, innovation and building code management contributes to the success of her projects. 

Nancy is former Chair of the US Green Building Council’s (USGBC) Missouri Gateway Chapter, and as an advocate for sustainability, she has supervised many LEED-certified and Enterprise Green Communities projects. One of her most notable winning designs was for Washington University’s Sustainable Land Lab Competition, where her Chess Pocket Park took first place by bringing sustainable principles and community development together for a long-term solution to a formerly vacant lot in Old North St. Louis.

Fun Fact

I lived in Saigon, Vietnam from 1962 until 1965, when we were evacuated as the war heated up. It was my first time out of the US and my friends were all children of State Department and others who had lived in foreign countries their whole lives. The experience was eye-opening for a young teen and an interesting view into other cultures.

Notable Projects

Ryan joined the St. Louis studio in 2013 and has devoted considerable focus on some of Rosemann’s most challenging historic preservation work.  He has also succeeded in the construction business, gaining valuable project management, and estimating skills.  In this capacity, he effectively merges constructability solutions with design issues to bring deeper value to his project work.  With previous experience in senior housing and healthcare, he also spearheads many of Rosemann’s senior living projects. 

While earning his Master of Architecture from the University of Kansas, Ryan was active in the Theta Chi Fraternity.  He continued his leadership activities through involvement with AIA’s Young Architects Forum. 

Fun Fact

One thing you might not know about me is that I love to clean and organize… though you can’t tell that by the looks of my work desk.

Notable Projects

Doug is a highly skilled professional who combines hands-on leadership skills with his formal training in design, project coordination and technical management.   He brings more than 20 years of architectural design experience to Rosemann clients and has worked on a variety of project types and scales in his career.  Previous experience working for a full-service design-build company, gave Doug a thorough understanding of all phases of project development and lead to excellent responsiveness and proactive communication with all project partners.   

A well-rounded architect, his diverse portfolio includes a variety of housing products including multi-family, LIHTC, workforce, student, and senior living.

Fun Fact

I was a rower in college. Never did anything like it before then, it was something of a lark that turned into a profound experience that pushed me farther physically and mentally than any other sport. It was way more than just placing an oar in the water. I rowed in 4s and 8s and was always the stroke (the one who faced the coxswain) – I set the tempo for the rest of the boat to follow.

Notable Projects