About Erica Anderson-Blaylock

Specializing in healthcare facilities, Erica takes the lead on projects and guides clients and consultants through the construction process to a successful end. She thrives on meeting the challenges of complex programming while meeting the needs of each individual client. Having been raised in a family that owned a large general construction company, she recognizes the need for open communication between designers and contractors to creatively solve problems, and her thorough attention to detail ensures that each project she works on is efficiently and effectively coordinated.

Erica received her Bachelor of Architecture from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI). She is an Associate member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and volunteers with the ACE Mentor Program of Greater Philadelphia where she mentors high school students interested in pursuing a career in Architecture, Engineering, or Construction.

About Peter Barlow

Peter, a Senior Project Manager and Medical Planner in the Healthcare Studio, uses his design skills to create successful places for people and communities to flourish. He has nearly 20 years of experience in healthcare design, and has handled health campus master planning and the design of hospital and clinic facilities, dental offices, veterinary clinics, and medical office buildings, as well as commercial, retail, and restaurant spaces. He has worked with multiple health system clients to design healthplexes, which have included primary and urgent care clinics, women’s health centers, specialty care clinics, and radiology suites, including MRIs, CT scanners, and X-Rays.

Prior to joining CosciaMoos, Peter was Director of Architecture at Miller Architects and a Designer at LWPB (now LDG), both in Oklahoma City. As an active participant in strategic planning initiatives during his career, he brings a keen understanding of his clients’ business goals to every project. Peter is known as a collaborative and team leader and a true mentor to his colleagues.

A licensed architect, Peter is a member of the American Institute of Architects and is a LEED Accredited Professional. He earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Architecture and hi Master of Architecture from Savannah College of Art and Design.

About Peichao Di

Peichao moved to the United States from China in 2015 to earn his Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania. Since graduating, Peichao has been a valued member of CosciaMoos’s design staff and is an AIA certified, LEED and WELL AP accredited architect. Peichao is actively involved in all phases of projects and works in the mixed-use, multi-family housing, hospitality, and healthcare sectors. An active UPenn alumnus, he is a member of the Penn Weitzman Alumni Association and volunteers reviewing current students’ portfolios and future student admissions. Peichao views Philly as his home away from China and looks forward to future visits back to his home country.

About George Hannigan

George is a Licensed Architect in New York. He comes to CosciaMoos after 25 years designing and overseeing the construction of over a million square feet of retail space across the US and around the world. With experience on projects ranging from big box hyper markets in Europe to luxury fine jewelers on New York’s Madison Avenue, George has a comprehensive understanding of a wide variety of branded environments with sharp focus on delivering the client’s vision.

About Telsa Love

Telsa is a seasoned design mind with a keen eye for how a space should make you feel. An NCIDQ certified Interior Designer, Telsa leads project teams through all things interior from start to finish, and has a rock-solid foundation in FF&E selection, space planning, test-fits, branding and wayfinding. She stays active in the design community and is an active member of the Urban Land Institute and Professional Women in Construction. When she’s not designing, talking about design, or learning about design (notice a pattern?), she’s planning her next trip—though Philly will always be her home base.

About Kate Mooney

As a senior project architect focused on healthcare facilities, Kate applies her understanding of spatial relationships and technical proficiency across all phases to provide innovative solutions and ensure high-quality results. A native of Philadelphia and a proud graduate of Drexel University’s six-year Architecture program, Kate’s interest in architecture and design stem from her family’s background in the construction industry, a connection that continues to influence her approach to design solutions.

She brings more than a decade of hands-on experience in multiple sectors including healthcare, higher education, residential, mixed-use, multi-family, and retail. In particular, her experience with adaptive reuse and renovation projects has fostered an appreciation for the character and history of older buildings and enhanced her ability to respond to their unique challenges. During her tenure at a former firm, Friday Architects, she worked on several high-profile projects including the Reading Terminal Market Master Plan and Paine’s Park Skatepark, and she looks forward to the next chapter of her career in healthcare.

A natural collaborator, Kate is motivated by the satisfaction of walking through completed projects and pride in the hard work the entire team put into making them a reality. She is licensed architect in the Pennsylvania. Kate makes her home in South Philadelphia, where she lives in a 100+ year old rowhome with her husband and daughter.

About David Moos

Founding principal and managing partner David Moos keeps CosciaMoos thriving, clients happy, and everything running smoothly. He believes in designing solutions–not just buildings–and approaches each project with an open mind and a collaborative spirit. David works closely with clients to ensure the firm’s work supports their partners’ vision, their values, and their budgets. Through a combination of imagination and foresight, he crafts spaces that improve lives today, while remaining flexible enough to accommodate any unexpected changes tomorrow.

A fast learner with a good business sense, David co-founded CosciaMoos to create a practice that offers clients the specialized knowledge and experience he gained working at larger firms, with the attention to detail and personal service of a smaller practice. His professionalism and expertise in the higher-ed and healthcare sectors have helped CosciaMoos grow from a scrappy startup to a resilient firm with a national presence.

David connects with a wide network of interdisciplinary professionals as an active member of the Urban Land Institute, where he co-founded the Philadelphia Health and Life Sciences Product Council. In all his pursuits, he is driven by strong curiosity, a passion for learning new ideas, and a desire to experience new ways of seeing the world. The same drive to take risks and try new things that has helped CosciaMoos grow keeps David taking on new challenges outside the office, whether it’s figuring out how to cool a wine cellar or building a timber-framed barn himself.

David Moos, AIA, is licensed to practice in 26 states. He holds a Master’s Degree in Architecture from the University of Texas at Austin and a BA in History from Brown University.

About Emily Tantillo

As a Senior Interior Designer in CosciaMoos’s Healthcare Studio, Emily thoughtfully combines her experience in a myriad of different sectors (including senior living, education, hospitality, retail, commercial, and multi-family) to create functional and attractive cross-sectional spaces. An NCIDQ-certified interior designer, Emily most enjoys the “puzzle” aspect of design—fitting a client’s program into a pre-determined space both efficiently and elegantly. She takes pride in coming up with solutions to problems before the client even realizes something’s wrong. Emily grew up in the Philadelphia suburbs, earned a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from the University of Pittsburgh, then moved back to Philly to pursue a Master’s degree in Interior Architecture and Design from Drexel University. Now she lives in South Philadelphia with her fiancé and cat, where she regularly rearranges the living room furniture, much to their confusion.