Our Story, Building on a Legacy of Design Excellence

Bradley is a graduate of The Ohio State University and is a registered architect in Ohio, Michigan and New Jersey. He started Rhythm Architecture in 2013 focusing on off-campus housing to improve and develop the best in student housing. Before that, he began his career in retail and commercial architecture, giving him a wide range of experience and knowledge in all facets of the industry.

Bradley volunteers in the mentorship program with Ohio State's Knowlton School of Architecture to help young professionals become more familiar and comfortable entering the profession. He also volunteers with local schools and organizations offering pro bono architectural services to help reach their non-profit goals. Architecture is a community profession, and Bradley's focus is to continually improve the built environment to better serve neighborhood needs. 

Paul has worked with local government, school districts, private owners and corporate clients to successfully complete hundreds of projects. He has managed a wide variety of projects from health care to business offices, churches and education facilities. The experience and insight he has gained from these projects has provided a knowledge base essential to adaptive re-use projects.  He is active in all aspects of the design process, in particular, design and construction document production, bidding and construction observation.

Paul lives in Delaware, Ohio. He is a current member and past Chair of Goodwill Industries of Marion, Morrow, Delaware, Union and Crawford Counties. He is currently a Trustee for Marion Industrial Club. He has served as Trustee of the Ashley, Ohio UMC, and the Ashley Wornstaff Memorial Library. He has been an active volunteer with The Adaptive Adventure Sports Coalition (TAASC) for 20 years.

Andrew (Drew) Sadler, a Sr. Project Manager at Rhythm Architecture, offers a comprehensive range of architectural & design knowledge which can be a resource for projects and discussions. He relies on a strong balance between his technical background while adding an artistic design element whenever possible. When Drew is not in the office, you will likely find him sketching a novel invention, or chomping on some delicious sushi with his son AJ.

Andrew Burik is a graduate of The Ohio State University’s Knowlton School of Architecture. Since the beginning of his career, he has had a passion for historical preservation and brings his perspective and knowledge to preserve our built environment. In his role as project manager, Andrew has built a diverse portfolio that includes historic renovation/preservation, office, restaurant and residential architecture as well as state park master planning. In his free time, Andrew enjoys cooking, hiking trails, reading, and running along the Olentangy Trail.

Brianna Gulassy is a graduate of the International Center for Creativity (ICC), with experience spanning product design, automotive design, architecture, and interior design. Currently working as a project manager, she brings a unique blend of creativity and organization to her role, drawing on her strong interest in interior design to inform her approach to problem-solving and spatial planning. Her passion for exploring various design disciplines allows her to bring fresh, thoughtful perspectives to every project. In her free time, Brianna enjoys hiking, weightlifting, reading, and thrifting for unique finds.

Mark DiRutigliano, an Architectural Designers with more than 40 years of experience working for various architectural firms on a multitude of different project types and challenges. Detail oriented and innovative in the assembly of building code compliant construction documents. Outside of work Mark likes travelling with family, gardening, camping, and kayaking.

Jade Nelson, an architectural designer in the office, drives projects to completion from the beginning of the process. They are passionate about residential architecture and building a better future for our community. Their artistic interests extend to revitalizing existing buildings, breathing new life into bygone eras while updating them for modern life. Outside of work Jade pursues creating their own artwork in a multitude of different medias Their artistic exploration has led to showcasing work in solo galleries and working alongside local artists on sustainable art installations around the United States.

Qiannan Wang, an architectural designer in the office, is primarily responsible for producing construction drawings and providing architectural visualization services. She participates in all phases of a project—from the initial pre-design stage through the production of construction documents—and also contributes to the final evaluation of construction work. In addition to her architectural work, Qiannan has five years of teaching and research experience in the field of educational psychology. Designing innovative learning environments is one of the main reasons she became an architect.

Dominic Lohry, an Architectural Designer, helps facilitate day-to-day updates to plans and blueprints, and assists project managers with completing all necessary tasks in a timely and professional manner. On an average day, Dominic can be found creating computer-aided design blueprints and researching building code regulations to ensure that Rhythm Architecture’s designs conform to each jurisdiction’s regulations. Outside of work, Dominic is a musician and artist who enjoys cooking and crafting and spending time with his wife, dogs, and cats.

Caitlin Foreman, our Office Manager, plays a key role in the daily operations and financial management of Rhythm Architecture. She oversees billing and invoicing while coordinating project proposals, and permitting with local jurisdictions. Outside of work, Caitlin enjoys participating in local film projects and has a background in theater.