Aamir Majdalawi — Architectural Designer in Baltimore, MD

02 — About

Still learning,
on every project.

I'm currently pursuing my Master of Architecture at Morgan State University, and I've been fortunate to get real production experience along the way. At WSP USA, I've helped move a federal government dormitory and power grid infrastructure project from schematic design to the construction documents milestone. At RAMSA, I contributed to several active multifamily residential towers through several phases of design development. Both experiences have taught me a lot about what it actually takes to get a drawing from concept to something buildable, and I'm still learning something new on every project. I work regularly in Revit, AutoCAD, and Rhino/Grasshopper, and I care about getting the details right before they become construction challenges.

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03 — Experience

Where the work
has happened.

May 2026 – Present

WSP USA

Federal Architecture Team

Helped advance a federal government dormitory and power grid infrastructure project from schematic design through the construction documents milestone, producing 20+ Revit detail drawings.
Worked directly with engineers to resolve design discrepancies and ran clash detection across architectural, structural, and MEP models.
Participated in QA/QC reviews, verifying compliance with building codes, contract requirements, and structural criteria.
Produced 3D renderings used in client and internal design reviews.
Supported project scheduling and progress tracking alongside architects, engineers, and outside consultants.
Received mentorship from James Tilghman and Raviprakash Dhyani on the Federal Architecture Team.

Summer 2025

RAMSA

Robert A.M. Stern Architects

Produced presentation materials, digital models, and architectural drawings for several active multifamily residential towers, spanning multiple phases of design development.
Received hands-on mentorship from Daniel Lobitz and Gaylin Bowie, gaining exposure to construction detailing and design judgment on live projects.
Engaged in internal lectures, studio critiques, and cross-studio collaboration, strengthening design communication and discourse.
Contributed to real architectural projects, adapting to varied workloads and project phases while maintaining quality.
Built professional connections with firm partners and peers, developing deeper exposure to firm culture and values.

2022 — Present

Morgan State University

Bachelor of Science in Architecture and Planning (2022–2026)
Master of Architecture (2026–Present)
Vice President, NOMAS Chapter (2025–2026)

Design studios spanning commercial and residential project types, including site visits, digital models, renderings, and detailed architectural drawings and sketches.
Organized 3–5 networking and professional development events that connected architecture students with industry contacts.
Ran technical workshops on Revit and Rhino for members preparing for portfolio and studio reviews.
Organized community service initiatives in Baltimore.
Communicated and coordinated with other architects, tracking project progress and presenting results.

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