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2024 Women in Construction: Jennifer McElroy, SBLM Architects

Jennifer McElroy, AIA
Associate & Project Architect
SBLM Architects

 

“Having served as an adjunct professor, research assistant, and peer tutor at her alma mater all while employed as an architect, Jennifer has emerged into the industry as a dedicated professional who exhibits the passion, acumen, and drive to be a leader in architecture.” - Michael LeFande, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Principal at SBLM Architects.

What recent project, accomplishment or award are you most proud of? I was a part of the design team and ran construction administration for the recently completed Northwell Health Brackett Addition at South Shore University Hospital in Long Island. This ground-up, four-story building, attached to the existing hospital, provides two floors of much needed patient space and hybrid operating rooms.

What is one of the most exciting developments or innovations impacting the AEC industry right now? 3D printing is a complete change in the way we build. Although not yet used as standard practice, the exploration has a great capacity to push the industry forward. It is exciting that this technology is developing here on Long Island and I am able to see machines in action.

What is your favorite building in New York? The Oculus, designed by Santiago Calatrava. Being an architect and engineer, he is able to come up with truly innovative and unique buildings. Within the blocks of NYC skyscrapers, the building is truly a moment of its own.

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