Martin A. De Sapio, AIA

Bradford P. Worthington has been with the firm almost since its inception, and has been the Project Architect and Project Manager of innumerable projects for the firm. Prior to joining Martin A. De Sapio, AIA, he worked with several architectural firms in New York City. Brad is a Bachelor of Architecture graduate from Carnegie-Mellon University. In addition to architectural design and theory, Brad also has specific interests in architectural acoustics and lighting, as well as music composition and recording.

David L. Mooney, AIA, with the firm since 1995, has been involved with many of the firm's projects including St. Charles Borromeo Addition (Skillman, NJ), St. Thomas More Church (St. John's University, NY), St. Joseph Church (Aston, PA), Our Lady of Good Counsel Church (Pompton Plains, NJ), St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Mother Church (Avondale, PA), 270 South Main St., Professional Office Building (Flemington, NJ). David graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Architecture, is a licensed architect and is NCARB certified.

Martin A. De Sapio, AIA started the firm that bears his name in 1984. He is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame's five-year Bachelor of Architecture program, which included a year's study in Rome and travel throughout Europe. He holds architectural licenses in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Delaware, is a licensed professional planner and is NCARB certified. In addition to the American Institute of Architects, Martin is a member of Association of Consultants for Liturgical Space, New Jersey Society of Architects, National Trust for Historic Preservation, and Interfaith Forum on Religion, Art and Architecture. He and his wife, Dr. Cathleen Mullarkey-De Sapio, live in Kingwood and have two children.

Paul Juliano has been a Project Architect with the firm since 2001. He is a licensed architect in multiple states and is a NCARB certificate holder. He is also a LEED AP (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional.) The LEED AP designation is given to individuals with an enhanced understanding of green building practices and principles and the ability to support an encourage an integrated design process.

Susan Grossman has been with the firm since 1992, prior to which she co-owned a computer software company, was a media buyer for an advertising agency, and an editor for a publication dealing with international finance and currency. She and her husband live in Flemington.