Early in her career, Mayine specialized in exterior cladding, curtain wall, and glass systems. From this she developed a whole-building perspective and a deep understanding of how interior, exterior, and building-envelope systems work together.
Mayine brings technical depth, design rigor, and a detail-driven approach to her work as a principal and senior architect. She has worked on a number of complex projects for healthcare, research, performing arts, higher education, and U.S. State Department clients.
In addition to her work as an architect, Mayine is an educator. She taught for eight years at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. She also authored the textbook Skins, Envelopes, and Enclosures: Concepts for Designing Building Exteriors, and is finalizing its second edition.
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