Jeremy Broderick graduated from Roger Williams University School of Architecture with a Bachelor of Architecture in 2002. His main interest and focus during college was the artistic and design aspects of the field. After graduation he went to work for Hogan/McCauley Architects in Providence, Rhode Island. The firm was a natural fit for Jeremy as it concentrated on artistic and metaphoric projects and installations. Jeremy played a major role in the production of Steel and Light, a light and slide show projected on the Hurricane Barrier in Providence. Jeremy left the firm and joined MC Carpentry to work with Todd. Jeremy, like Todd, refined his framing and finish carpentry skills here; but he also felt that he wanted to run his own business in his own manner. Jeremy has played a major role in the evolution and development of Sixteen On Center. He has been instrumental in producing renderings which showed our clients what was possible. He has also had a keen business sense and focused our company in a positive direction for growth. Jeremy left our company in March of 2007 to pursue personal interests on the West coast. We will miss him.