Alex Bachrach has been publisher of Architectural Record since 2015, when BNP Media acquired the publication along with sister brand ENR. He is also the publisher of Oculus, the journal of AIA NY, through a custom publishing partnership with the chapter. Prior to this role, Bachrach was the group publisher of flooring, stone and tile publications, organizing the Stone & Tile Pavilion at the AIA National Convention from 1995 through 2012 and co-sponsoring an AIA-accredited annual tour of Italian stone quarries and factories that offered 15 LUs annually for 15 years.

Jessica Chang, AIA, has been an architect at Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney since 2018. A graduate of the University of Southern California, she became a licensed architect in California in 2018. Prior to her time at EYRC, she worked at Morphosis Architects for four years. Her experience at Morphosis involved large scale commercial projects ranging from train stations, to hotels, to embassies. Today she works in the residential studio at EYRC, focusing on custom single family homes in California and Japan.

Marisa Keckeisen has experience across a variety of complex project types, including new construction and tenant improvements for higher education, civic, healthcare, and athletic facilities. Marisa’s detail-oriented and collaborative approach, combined with her knowledge of numerous advanced architectural software programs, makes her an asset to design teams in the exploration of project opportunities and challenges in determining ideal design solutions for each client. Currently, Marisa is serving as a key team member on the California Air Resources Board project for the Department of General services, a 400,000 SF vehicle emissions testing facility targeting LEED Platinum and net-zero energy.

Cheyenne Mangubat graduated with her Bachelor of Architecture degree from USC’s five-year undergraduate program. She began as an intern at Nadel Architects while in school and was hired full-time after graduation in 2017. Cheyenne is a driven, creative, and adaptable team member with a love for collaboration, problem solving, and learning. Her strong design and technical background combined with her communication and people skills allows her to approach projects with strategic thinking and an innovative attitude.

Jonathan Sharp’s work prioritizes the empathetic responsibility of architects to make an impact in their cities. Jonathan is a member of Designing in Color, a collaborative practice that works to challenge the historical inequities that the architecture profession has shown towards women and people of color and sees himself as an ally and an advocate in facilitating conversations around increasing diversity and representation in architecture and its allied professions.

Kylie is a licensed architect specializing in arts, cultural, and education work. Drawing inspiration from her love of photography, art, and all-things sports, her collaborative design approach produces ambitious and lasting design ideas. She graduated magna cum laude from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Architecture.

Molli Worb is a Job Captain at Marmol Radziner. Her experience at Marmol Radziner involves mixed-use and residential projects, working from design through to construction. Molli graduated from the University of Southern California in 2017 with a Bachelor in Architecture and a Minor in Entrepreneurship. She is currently working to obtain her architectural license.