Team – Smith Karng Architecture

Meet Our Team

Our team consists of highly qualified and dedicated individuals who together make an incredible team. Click on our team members below to see their resume.

E. Sue Smith, RAPresident & CEO

Sue has worked exclusively in Healthcare Design for over 30 year and has worked with OSHPD since its inception in the early 1980s. She is committed to a “One Client at a Time” philosophy.

David Chan, RASenior Project Manager

David is a licensed Architect with over 30 years of experience in Healthcare, institutional and academic sectors with an emphasis on project management, organizational and technical skills.

Madelyn McClellanProject Manager

Madelyn has 8 years of professional experience including institutional, residential, and commercial, now dedicated exclusively to Healthcare architecture. She began her career as a carpenter, building a wealth of practical experience.

George ChristProject Manager

George has 20 years of professional experience in Healthcare and commercial sectors, spending the last 10 years exclusively in Healthcare.

Taz Khatri, RAProject Manager

Taz is a LEED accredited licensed Architect in the State of California, Oregon, and Arizona with 16 years experience in a variety of building types, including 7 years in Healthcare.

Johnny LeongJob Captain

Johnny has over 20 years of professional experience spanning a variety of project types, including 7 years in Healthcare architecture with an emphasis on detailing and accessibility.

Paul FadisCode Analyst

Paul’s long history with the firm as an intern and CAD operator opened his path to become an expert in healthcare code analysis. He also leads the Quality Assurance team on ongoing projects.

Nathan JangController

Nathan sees to the daily operation and success of the office. From accounting to party planner, personnel manager to handyman, Nathan does it all and then some.

Harley SmithChief Security Officer

Harley sees to the day to day security operations and procedures. Though often quick to greet, he’s often skeptical of new arrivals.