SOSH Architects
Alaa Alzaitoun is an architectural designer and project coordinator at SOSH Architects since October 2020, with previous experience as a designer at WRT, LLC from May 2019 to September 2020 and an associate project manager and architectural designer at ARRIVE Architecture Group from August 2017 to May 2019. Alaa started the career as an intern at the Urban Design Center in Arlington, TX, contributing to urban design projects that enhance public awareness of urban design's impact. Alaa holds a Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from The University of Texas at Arlington, as well as 86 credit hours toward an architecture degree from the International University for Science and Technology.
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SOSH Architects
SOSH Architects was founded in 1979 on the core conviction that quality design continually rewards the community, the project, the principals, owners and design team. The firm has steadily grown from a company of four partners, to its current size of approximately 40 professional and support personnel engaged in the execution of major design and architectural commissions worldwide. Our philosophy drives a design process that values exploration and the contributions of multiple voices consistent with our belief that the best design solutions are the result of thoughtful collaboration. SOSH's founding principals include Thomas J. Sykes and William A. Salerno who have worked together for 43 years, and principals Kimberly McCarron, Mark Petrella and John DeRichie who continue the commitment of personal involvement in each project. With headquarters based in Atlantic City, NJ, SOSH has established a worldwide reputation for master planning, architectural design, interior design and strong project management. SOSH's success is based on the passion and purpose we bring to every design opportunity. We invite our clients to join us in our studio, to roll up their sleeves and fully participate at every phase of the project. We challenge conventions, explore options, and generate the kind of unexpected solutions that are the hallmark of our practice.