ARCHITECTURE I INTERIOR DESIGN I PLANNING I PROPERTY ANALYSIS I BUILDING EXPERTISE
New York University Hospital:
Transitional Housing Village
East Meadow, NY, USA; 2016
MOSAIC:
My Mission
To remove barriers to our built environment while developing universally-accessible design solutions.
To understand and
enliven people and communities, especially those who require advocacy the most.
To create innovative
progressive ideas using
cutting-edge intelligent
technology.
To preserve and protect the natural environment while filling ecological gaps with mindful sustainable solutions.
To support research-based practices and elevate collective native open-source wisdom.
To consciously promote
human connection,
empathy, and compassion.
MOSAIC: My Story
Brandon Heald
RA, AIA, LEED AP
Architect, Interior Designer
Planner, Building Expert
“Architecture is the poetic expression of social justice.”
~ Gregory Henriquez
I first heard those words 10 years ago while studying at the University of Colorado in Boulder. Instilling in me a fire and passion to practice tikkun olam (to heal the world), those words changed my entire professional trajectory.
Today, I have over 14 years of combined experience as a construction law researcher, interior designer, architect, engineering coordinator, construction administrator, and project manager. I have worked on over 1 billion square feet of building and site planning, design, and construction projects in 8 states, 5 countries, and 3 continents.
At MOSAIC, internalizing those words with my professional expertise, I focus on enriching people's lives and the planet. My work has been almost exclusively rooted in understanding and caring for people all-too-often disregarded, injured, and marginalized by and within the environments I intend to create.
MOSAIC refers to a design solution as the artistic and scientific 4-dimensional integration of form, place, spirit, and time.
My husband, Brian Desilets, supporting me at the Scholarship Awards Gala at the University of Colorado.
(2015)
Brian and I with our Rabbi, Rachel Kobrin, of Congregation Rodef Shalom in Denver, marching at Denver's Pridefest.
(2020)
I volunteered as the Arts and Crafts Director at Champ Camp, a summer camp for children with Asthma, allergies, and other lung-related health issues.
(2018)
Brian and I hosting an arts and crafts gathering for the Denver Gay Bros, a group of up-and-coming gay men in Denver.
(2016)
Architecture is the artistic and scientific process of falling in love with the world you want to create.
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