KSS Architects

Real Estate Weekly, May 30, 2007

KSS Architects announced the promotion of Matthew McChesney, Petar Mattioni, Adrienne McKinney, and Maggie Greco to associate architect.

Matthew McChesney, AIA, LEEDAP, has experience with various project types including academic and government work.

McChesney holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Syracuse University, is a registered architect in the state of New Jersey, and is LEED accredited. He is a member of both the United States Green Building Council and the American Institute of Architects.

Projects in New Jersey that McChesney has worked on include the Somerset Hills YMCA, Lillian M. Dunfee School, Robert L. Horbelt School, Rutgers University's Biomedical Engineering Building, the Cranbury K-8 School, Hobart & William Smith Colleges' Stern Hall, and a municipal building in Denville Township.

Petar Mattioni, LEED-AP, has experience with academic, corporate and municipal work. He received his Bachelor of Architecture from Syracuse University and is a LEED accredited professional, which enables him to undertake projects with various sustainable design objectives.

Mattioni's projects, in New York and New Jersey, with KSS include New Jersey City University, Calais School, Kean University's Wilkin's Theater, Rutgers University's Biomedical Engineering Building, Cornell University's Hotel School, Princeton University's Marquand Library, Gale Companies" Forrestal Village, and Montville Township's Public Safety Building.

Adrienne McKinney has nine years of experience ranging from academic institutions to corporate facilities to retail stores. A graduate of Temple University with a Bachelor of Architecture, she is also an active member of the executive board for the Friends of The Children's Crisis Treatment Center.

While at KSS she has worked on projects such as West Chester University, Cornell University's College of Agriculture & Life Sciences, and Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration.

Maggie Greco, AIA, has more than 20 years of extensive detailing experience with various project types ranging from academic institutions to corporate structures. She received her Bachelor of Architecture, with honors, at the New Jersey Institute of Technology and is a registered architect in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

While at KSS, she has worked on New Jersey City University's Blackbox Theater and Business Incubator, Montville's Public Safety Building, Mercedes' Northeast Regional Master Parts Distribution Center, Volkswagen of America's Regional Distribution Center, Kean University's Center for Academic Success, Widener University's Kirkbride Hall, Hobart & William Smith Colleges' Stern Hall, and Toyota NY Parts Distribution Center and Service Training Facilities.