Jenna Frowein
Project Manager @Hart Howerton
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WORK HISTORY
Project Manager @Hart Howerton
San Francisco, CA, US
Coordinated team of architects, developers, civil engineers, investors, and stakeholders through concept design, graphic production, and executive presentations of multiple master planning initiatives in the Bay Area and ski areas throughout North America and British Columbia • Lead construction administration services and client/contractor/consultant design coordination for single family home in Hawaii • Managed and lead development of concept design package for historic adaptive reuse boutique hotel • Wrote initial client proposals & work authorizations; managed workplans & fees • Collaboratively lead travel fellowship program, mentorship, and recruiting efforts for SF office
EDUCATION
Punahou School
High School, 3.99
University of California, Berkeley
Master of Architecture - MArch, Architecture
Stanford University
Master of Science (M.S.), Structural Engineering, Sustainable Design and Construction, 4.04
Stanford University
Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Architectural Design, Art Practice, 3.942
ABOUT JENNA FROWEIN
An innovative architectural designer at heart, with the technical training of an engineer and big-picture mindset of a developer, Jenna provides an interdisciplinary connection in an industry too often disjointed. She is particularly passionate about sustainable design, ski resort planning, and the integration of architecture and structural engineering in addressing climate change. Licensed Architect in the State of Hawaii. Jenna has worked as an architectural designer and structural designer on a variety of projects throughout California, Hawaii, Montana, Idaho, and British Columbia, including hospitality, resort, education, athletics, residential, and master planning. Her interdisciplinary background and desire for lifelong learning allows her to excitedly tackle a wide range of projects that balance the goals of clients, users, local communities, and the environment. Growing up in Hawaii, she understands the importance and necessity of creating architecture that maintains people at its heart, while responding to the cultural heritage, unique environmental surroundings, and market needs that anchor a building to its site. She believes that designs should holistically celebrate the connection between people, place, and the environment – both built and natural. Approaching complex problems with an interdisciplinary lens allows Jenna to develop creatively simple solutions and meaningful experiences for communities.
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