Adam Jeselnick Architect

Adam Jeselnick is an architect, designer, and urban planner in Carmel-By-The-Sea, California. As a student at the University of Notre Dame, Adam studied classical design and traditional urbanism in Rome, Italy and have traveled to Argentina, Japan, New Zealand, and throughout Europe. After starting his career in South Bend, Indiana; then moving to Scottsdale, Arizona; he discovered his “inevitable place” in Carmel-by-the-Sea to pursue a shared passion for the arts and sustainability. As a legacy LEED Accredited Professional (since 2006), Adam has made sustainable design an integral part of his work. Adam's experience has included golf and community clubhouses, offices, and luxury homes. As a Senior Project Manager for Troon Golf, he specialized in hospitality design and development for exclusive private clubs and resorts around the world. In 2011, Adam became a founding member of Sustainable Carmel, a local action group created to inspire, create, and guide sustainable thinking and conscious action. As an appointed member of the Mayor's green building committee, and a Monterey County planning advisory group, Adam helped to introduce a City ordinance to foster sustainable construction and has provided recommendations on new development projects.