About

STRUCTR's integrated team of experts are equipped with in-depth industry knowledge and innovative technology to provide value and tangible results at every stage of your project.

Kelly DeVito

Vice President

Kelly DeVito is the driving force behind STRUCTR, overseeing the business with nearly three decades of invaluable experience in the construction industry. With a rich and diverse background that spans preconstruction, estimating, field supervision, and project management, Kelly brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every facet of the organization. His visionary leadership and deep industry insights are instrumental in guiding STRUCTR towards innovation and excellence – ensuring clients receive top-tier consulting services that deliver exceptional results. Kelly’s unwavering commitment to the industry’s evolution and dedication to achieving client success make him a dynamic leader in the world of construction and real estate consultancy.

Sydney Covey

Senior Manager, Energy and Sustainability

Sydney Covey is at the helm of the Energy and Sustainability team, where she collaborates closely with clients to realize their sustainable building aspirations. With profound experience in sustainable design and construction, Sydney devises innovative solutions that consistently meet and surpass certification standards. Sydney started in the construction industry as a Sustainability Analyst with Hourigan, where she made significant contributions to the renowned Brock Environmental Center, a LEED Platinum-certified facility that’s celebrated as one of the world’s foremost sustainable buildings. Among her notable achievements is her role in the development of Virginia Wesleyan University’s Greer Environmental Science Center, which boasts cutting-edge sustainable design elements like geothermal ground-source heat exchange and photovoltaic panels.

Sydney Covey is a dedicated professional and passionate advocate for conscious living. She serves on the U.S. Green Building Council Virginia’s Market Leadership Advisory Board.  Sydney is a trailblazer in her community, working with numerous local organizations developing pragmatic strategies that tackle the challenges of sea-level rise in Virginia’s coastal areas.

Mark Greenwalt

Principal

Mark Greenwalt applies more than 40 years of dynamic industry experience to yield construction solutions for a broad spectrum of owners, architects, and investors. Using his analytical agility and Powers of 10 thinking, Mark is widely regarded as the “go-to” resource for projects ranging from education, scientific research, and classified facilities to formal gardens.

Throughout his career, Mark has helped leaders from Fortune 500 companies and regional firms to emerging businesses and local boards think through the possibilities of the “WHAT IFs” in the built environment and how to maximize the value of their capital investments. Highly respected for his exacting attention to detail and expansive knowledge of construction means, methods, and material cost information, Mark has produced an impressive record of results for his clients.

Paul Broadstone

Senior Manager, Virtual Design and Construction

Paul Broadstone brings 14 years of construction industry experience to STRUCTR’s Virtual Design and Construction team, with a career built on putting technology to work in ways that make projects run smarter, faster, and with fewer costly surprises. His expertise spans BIM coordination, reality capture, 4D and 5D modeling, and the full suite of VDC tools that turn complex construction challenges into clear, actionable solutions.

Prior to joining STRUCTR, Paul served in VDC leadership roles with some of the nation’s largest general contractors, as well as specialized regional GC and EPCM firms. He has driven innovation and project execution across highly complex projects, including classified government facilities, healthcare and life sciences, major commercial renovations, higher education institutions, and large-scale manufacturing facilities.

A Virginia Tech graduate with both a BS in Management and an MS in Building and Construction Science Management, he also holds a licensed sUAS pilot certification and has co-authored published research on multi-trade prefabrication.

Team Insights

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Project teams should prioritize strong communication, clearly define the project scope, and be prepared to invest in detailed purchasing plans and multiple contingency strategies. This approach helps mitigate the impact of potential price fluctuations. In short, maintain open and frequent communication throughout the project, ensuring all stakeholders have a voice.

Mark Greenwalt, Principal
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If the build environment wants to assist in mitigating climate impacts, stakeholder collaboration for decarbonization strategies is a top priority. Every part of the design and construction process will face transformative changes to decarbonize the spaces where we live, work, and play.

Sydney Covey, Sustainability Solutions Manager
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Third-parting commissioning should be included as a functional part of the building process for the owner to have assurance and confidence that the building was built, not only to spec, but will operate efficiently over its lifespan… From reviewing the design for efficiency opportunities, to the 11-month warranty FPTs, commissioning should be a part of the conversation because it provides long-term benefits to building owners and operators.

Mike Lang, Senior Manager, MEP Services
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Construction project delivery methods are a big driver for how your project performs and each of these methods has a place in our industry. These are not a one-size-fits-all solution, as each part of the project team has a different lens they are analyzing the project with.

Kelly DeVito, Vice President

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