Marc is a keen, detailed oriented manager with skills across many disciplines of the construction industry. Holding a BS of Architecture from Roger William’s University, his ability to coordinate complex and contrasting facets of a construction project make him the ultimate Swiss army knife. He has several years of project management experience, having previously worked in New York and Connecticut for architecture firms, participating in design of projects upward of 20 million dollar budgets. Outside of work, Marc is also an avid skier and triathlete having coached multiple athletes to the national and professional level at the Olympic Training Center in Lake Placid, and is a 4x Ironman finisher, including the world championships in Kona, Hawaii, and rowed crew throughout his collegiate career.

“Through my love of traveling for an experience rather than for a destination, I have brought that same level of experience into the built environment”

Awards:

Carolopolis 2019 4x Exterior Preservation Award from the Preservation Society of Charleston: Jackson St Cottages

Historic Charleston Foundation Preservation Award 2019: Jackson St Cottages

Bill joined Mudpaw with a strong background in Lowcountry construction. Having previously managed single family homes and condo development on Seabrook island and surrounding areas, he has become a great asset to our team. Bill “Billy” manages all projects located on Dewees Island. With our growing footprint on the island, he has become a necessary piece of the puzzle when working in remote areas.

Ryan joined Mudpaw with a long background in carpentry in the northeast. Stemming from experience working with amish carpenters, he brings a strong knowledge base to the job site. He operates many of the day to day tasks required in person with running a remote operation on Dewees Island.

Ryan joins Mudpaw coming from a background in architecture and higher education. He manages our custom projects in the Lowcountry, and our 3D modeling/machining operations.

He holds a Masters of Architecture from Virginia Tech, giving him the insight to discuss feasibility with the design team at early stages of planning.

He previously worked for notable architects in the Lowcountry after being a professor of architecture at KSU.