Nelson Worldwide has named Monica Marulanda Northeast industrial leader, charged with growing the firm’s industrial presence in markets including Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; New York City; Boston, Massachusetts and emerging suburban markets.
“Industrial is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the architecture and design field,” said John Nelson Jr., Nelson chairman and CEO. “Architecture can make a positive impact on the lives of everyday individuals.”
Marulanda will provide general oversight regarding overseeing LEED documentation, site planning and due diligence studies. She comes to Nelson Worldwide with more than 19 years of experience, including supervising reconstruction efforts following the 1999 earthquake in Armenia, the capital of Colombia. She also worked at SBLM Architects, where she gained experience working with big box retailers, before taking a senior role with CallisonRTK. Her past projects include The Shops at Marcus Dairy in Danbury, CT, the George Washington Bus Terminal New York, NY, and feasibility studies and site planning on numerous projects.
