People
John T. Winckelmann
John Winckelmann has been responsible for the successful execution of a wide range of range of project types, primarily within the urban context of northeast New Jersey.
He specializes in renovation, restoration, adaptive reuse, urban in-fill new construction and affordable & special-needs housing. John has extensive successful experience in navigating projects through municipal and state review agencies, including the State Historic Preservation Office, NJ Historic Trust, NJDHS, NJHMFA and HUD.
In collaboration with a number of community-based affordable housing and urban enterprise sponsors, John has helped to create scores of new or upgraded housing units, cultural venues and small business opportunities in urban neighborhoods, utilizing a mix of public and private funding sources, including Historic & Investment Tax Credits, CDBG and HOME funds.
Alice L. Deupree
Alice handles roles as both our office administrator and Principal Architect. She has been involved in a wide range of project types and is skilled in the effective coordination and supervision of multi-disciplinary project teams. She develops physical conditions surveys and assessments, preservation plans, schematic design studies for adaptive reuse and rehabilitation, master plans and designs for new construction.
Her experience includes extensive knowledge of Construction Code and Accessibility requirements, she has provided code review and code analysis for numerous projects. Alice is a LEED BD+C Accredited Professional and she continuously brings to the team an energetic attitude and an extensive knowledge of new sustainable solutions.
Eli D. Martin
Mr. Martin is a founding member of the firm and has extensive experience in the public and private sectors in all aspects of architecture and urban design. Eli has been involved in large-scale neighborhood and community planning projects.
Many of these projects have centered upon his involvement in the establishment of redevelopment areas, master plans, the establishment of bulk standards, development and design guidelines. He has designed new, market-rate housing and has successfully adapted older, historic buildings for cultural and residential reuses.
These efforts have often resulted in the creation of mixed-income housing opportunities, increased retail and community facilities, and improved access to public transportation. His expertise in the use of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program has resulted in the creation of hundreds of units of new housing.
Stephen Ginesi
Stephen has more than thirty years of experience in a variety of building types including municipal facilities, multi-family, hospitality, commercial and historic preservation. His involvement on these projects has ranged from the preparation of conceptual drawings through design and construction documentation, culminating in construction management services.
At lwdmr Architects, Stephen has used this experience to minimize disruptions in the construction phase and to effectively ensure project conformity.