Patrick Mora, AIA  principal
	Patrick Mora has been a licensed architect in California since 1985, with previous registration from 1982 in the state of Florida. In 1983, he earned his NCARB licence from the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. Patrick received his Bachelor of Architecture from the University of New York in 1979 after obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from UNY City College in 1977. Additional studies include Continuing Education at Harvard University, and two years of structural engineering at San Francisco State University 1982 and 1983. After gaining experience working with various firms in New York City and Fort Lauderdale, Patrick moved to San Francisco where he worked as a team member with the San Francisco firm of Skidmore Owings and Merrill where he worked on the 44-story residential and commercial tower at 333 Bush Street. He has been a member of the Planning Commission and the Redevelopment Steering Committee for the City of Pacific in California. He has also been a Board Member of the Pacifica Land Trust and the Mission YMCA.
Education
	1981	Continuing Education Studies, Harvard University
	1982-83	Studies in Engineering, San Francisco State University
	1979	Bachelor of Architecture, University of New York
	1977	Bachelor of Science in Architecture, UNY City College, New York City
Professional Registration
	1985	Registered Architect: State of California
	1983	NCARB licence from National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
	1982	Registered Architect: State of Florida
Community Service & Membership
	1999-2000	Mission YMCA, San Francisco, Board Member
	1989-93	Member of Planning Commission for City of Pacifica
	1989-83	Redevelopment Steering Committee Member for City of Pacifica