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Joseph E.
Carbonell, III, AIA |
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Joe Carbonell joined Moeckel Carbonell Associates in 1971.
Previously he had been employed by Hugh Stubbins Associates in Boston. While there,
he worked on the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and the Citicorp Headquarters in New
York. Joe is a graduate of the University of Virginia and serves on the local
Jefferson Scholars Selection Committee. He is a on the Board of Directors of
Community Housing, Gilpin Hall, and the Delaware Historical Society. He is
a member and a past president of the Wilmington Rotary Club, and a former President and Treasurer of the
Delaware Society of Architects. |
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| Peter
H. Jennings, AIA |
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Peter joined the firm in 1981. He worked with two other Wilmington
architectural firms before joining Moeckel Carbonell Associates. Peter has been
involved in a number of the firms notable projects including: Middletown
Professional Office Building for Bayhealth Medical Center, the Veterans Administration
Medical Center (Elsmere) Clinical Addition, Forwood Manor Retirement Community,
the Easter
Seals Society of Del-Mar Headquarters and the Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center
and Store. Peter is a graduate of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute. |
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| Harold E.
Judefind, Jr., AIA |
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Harold
joined MCA in 1964. He has spent his entire career with the firm and
has developed a significant amount of experience in the design and
construction of buildings. Harold has been involved in such projects
as the Rockwood Museum and Visitors Center, renovations to Central Middle
School, Beneficial Corporation Corporate Headquarters, and the State of
Delaware Minor Capital Improvement Program. Harold is president of
AIA Delaware. |
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| R. Thorpe
Moeckel |
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Thorpe joined the firm in 1982. Previously he had been with a major
A/E firm in Philadelphia as Vice President of Marketing. Thorpe’s role in the
firm is to direct the new business development and marketing efforts. He is an
active member of the community and serves on the Board of several local organizations.
Thorpe is a graduate of the University of Delaware where he studied art and
architectural history. |
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