Jaque Camp

Background

About Jaque Camp

WRT is a national collaborative practice of architects, landscape architects, city and regional planners and urban designers headquartered in Philadelphia. Established in 1963, the firm’s origins are rooted in the principles of sustainability, dedicated to improving the quality of the natural and build environments through the planning and design of buildings, landscapes, cities and regions. Our governing doctrine is to protect natural resources, promote social justice and economic well-being, and create livable human habitats that reflect local heritage, culture and values. As an Architect and Senior Associate, I manage a variety of multi-family housing and community design projects. I have a strong interest in adaptive re-use of historic buildings, preserving their historic and cultural value to communities while making the necessary updates to ensure their programmatic and environmental sustainability. I am a Certified Passive House Designer as well as a LEED AP with specialties in Building Design + Construction and Neighborhood Development, and I have been responsible for the design and certification of a number of LEED projects. In addition to my project roles, I participate in the planning and implementation of practice group business development strategies as well as management of architecture staff recruitment and project staffing. In addition to my work at WRT, I serve on the Upper Merion Township Planning Commission and teach a course in Building Systems at Harcum College.