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Lisa Clark Moe
studied at Montana State University and earned a Bachelor of
Architecture degree in 1996.
Lisa brings 12 years of architectural and management experience to Corke
Amento. She began her career with LMN Architects, where she was an
integral part of the design process for three large commercial buildings
through all phases of the design process.
As the manager of our Architectural Services Department, Lisa recognizes
talents, skills and knowledge in people and is able to find just the
right combination of people and resources to meet the timelines, goals,
and level of productivity that she has established for her team. Her
boundless energy creates enthusiasm and momentum in her team as she
coaches, manages and mentors them as they produce drawing sets and
waterproofing details for new and remediation projects to meet code and
industry standards for our clients.
Lisa uses her multitasking and organizational skills to balance her
workload between architectural services, preparing specifications,
writing repair recommendations and construction management. She actively
participates in the forensics investigations of each project to apply
lessons learned to the drawings and details, minimizing design document
preparation time. The architectural team then works hand-in-hand with
the construction managers to ensure repairs are done according to the
specifications and scope of repair that they have established.
As an added value to the firm, Lisa achieved her architectural license
in January of 2006, which allows her to seal and sign drawings for
permit and to perform inspections as a qualified building enclosure
inspector.
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Areas of Expertise
Manage Architectural Services Team
Design and Construction Drawing Set Generation and Coordination
Waterproofing Detail Generation
Drawing Set Management
Specification Writing
Scope of Repair Generation
Construction Administration
Construction Management
Consultant Coordination
Quality Control
Drawing Review and Redlining
Investigation Repair Recommendations
CAD
Color and Material Selection
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