Bruce R. Albert
Principal
Bruce Albert is a graduate of the School of Architecture at California
Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. A licensed architect in
the state of California, he also holds an NCARB certificate. He practiced
architecture for ten years, specializing in the construction administration
of commercial, medical and renovation projects.
Mr. Albert left the architectural profession in 1985 to devote his efforts
toward management of projects for development firms. He received his license
as a general contractor and in 1987, he co-founded The Albert Group to
provide consulting project and construction management services. His experience
includes new construction as well as the renovation of commercial, retail
and multi-family projects.
Mr. Albert is a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA),
the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA), San Francisco
Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR) and U.S. Green Building
Council. He has completed additional course work in construction management
and construction law at Harvard University, Stanford University and the
University of California.
David F. Albert
Principal
Upon graduating with a degree in Finance from the University of Southern
California, David Albert began his professional career as a bank executive.
He left the banking world in 1982 to become a developer of residential
and commercial real estate projects. As a licensed general contractor
and real estate broker, he constructed, leased and managed the projects
as well.
Upon relocating to San Francisco, Mr. Albert co-founded The Albert Group
in 1987 to provide consulting project and construction management services.
His experience includes the renovation of commercial and retail projects,
as well as the construction of office tenant improvements.
Mr. Albert is a member of the Construction Management Association of
America (CMAA) and Project Management Institute (PMI). He has completed
additional course work in construction management and construction law
at Stanford University and the University of California.
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