Christian Eusebio
Orlando Office Director / Project Manager
646-283-3247 | christian.eusebio@sol-designstudio.com
Christian Eusebio is Project Manager and the Orlando office lead for Sol Design Studio. Over a 22-year career spanning New York City, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Los Angeles, and Florida, he has developed deep expertise in housing and hospitality design. Christian successfully bridges the gap between vision and execution by pairing his strong design capabilities with hands-on construction management. He brings a wealth of knowledge to every project, specializing in team building, client collaboration, and solving complex design and construction challenges.
With nearly two decades in the field, I've had the privilege of living in engaging and vibrant locations. Through my travels and experiences, I've seen firsthand how architecture shapes environments and transforms the way we experience space - a fascination that continues to inspire me every day.
Education
● MASTERS OF URBAN DESIGN, 2010, Bernard 7 Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New York
● BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS, Architecture Design 2006, Parsons the New School of Design University
● BACHELOR OF ARTS 2001, Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico New School for Architecture
Professional Affiliations
● American Institute of Architects | 2024 - 2026 Associate Member
Awards
● 2025 AIA Florida Merit Award of Excellence Pro Bono - AIA Tampa Bay Center for Architecture and Design Office Building
● 2025 Associated Builders & Contractors Award of Excellence - Terra Gaucha Brazilian Steakhouse, Indianapolis IN
● 2024 Firm of the Year Award AIA Tampa Bay
● 2011 Graham Foundation Grantee - New York City (Steady) State
● 2010 Biennale Architettura, Part of the U.S. Pavilion for La Biennale di Venezia - New York City (Steady) State
● 2008 Western Red Cedar Architectural Design Awards Citation Award - 39571 Infowash
● 2007 AIANYS Design Award of Excellence - 39571 Infowash
Community Outreach
● August 2010 - Netherlands Renovations to Teen Challenge rehabilitation center outside of Amsterdam
● April 2009 - Texas Construction of a new home and renovation to existing damaged homes, post Hurricane Ike
● November 2009 - Amsterdam Renovation and construction work within an existing Church
● July 2008 - Israel Community beautification projects in Jerusalem
● July 2007 - Mexico Construction of two single-family homes within a “shantytown” community; the site has no infrastructure in-place or utilities