Derrick Choi, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB, NOMA

As aviation architecture principal and New England Area aviation lead, Derrick brings more than 20 years of experience leading complex aviation, transportation and public infrastructure projects around the globe. An award-winning transportation architect and recognized industry thought leader, he is known for his holistic approach to aviation planning and design, helping clients create efficient and accessible travel environments.

In his role, Derrick collaborates with local and firmwide aviation leaders to implement initiatives, strengthen client partnerships and expand the firm’s aviation architecture practice throughout New England. Through thought leadership and industry engagement, Derrick elevates our transportation architecture capabilities and works closely with clients to foster design excellence.

His portfolio spans a wide range of aviation and transportation projects, including leadership roles on transformative projects such as the John F. Kennedy International Airport New Terminal One redevelopment and terminal expansion work at Portland International Jetport in Maine. 

Derrick is an adjunct professor at Boston Architectural College and serves as co-chair of the Airport Consultant Council’s Terminal Accessible Design Subcommittee. He holds degrees from Columbia University and the Harvard Graduate School of Design and is a frequent contributor to industry conversations focused on the future of aviation design, accessibility and transportation infrastructure.