Michael Iorii
Project Executive
Joining Griffon Construction in May 2024, Michael Iorii, Griffon’s Construction Project Executive is an accomplished professional with over 30 years of experience managing construction operations in excess of a billion dollars. A renowned construction executive, Michael, has contributed to the project oversight of numerous ventures.
Since the commencement of his career as an Architect, he has held a multitude of roles including Vice President of Construction and Preconstruction Services, Construction General Manager, Associate Director, and as a Project Manager, and Project Architect.
His vast expertise and extensive background in executing large-scale projects have allowed him to cultivate and leverage his versatile skills in the industry.
Michael is adept in construction strategy processes, budgeting, and planning for capital construction, infrastructure, residential and major renovation projects. He is highly proficient in producing risk mitigation procedures that aid in resolving project delays, cost overruns, and conducting cost/benefit project analysis summaries.
His construction acumen includes robust project management and architectural proficiencies such as managing aggressive project schedules, pursuing GREEN initiatives and innovation systems relating to LEED accreditation goals including the design and implementation of the largest Geothermal HVAC system for one of his marquee projects, Columbia University. In his role as Project Architect, he oversaw coordination of structural, mechanical, electrical, audio, and visual packages and structural designs while satisfying client needs and requirements.
Some of Michael’s notable large-scale projects include, the design and construction of Knox Hall for Columbia University, The Southwest Wing design, and Pedestrian Plaza construction for the Metropolitan Museum of Art (The MET), and the Construction of the All-Star Café in Atlantic City, NJ.