After more than two decades of exemplary service, Tony Sadr is retiring from SK&A. Since joining the firm in 2005, Tony has shared his expertise, mentorship, and steady good humor with every corner of our practice.
Tony quickly became known for building strong relationships within project teams and with clients and contractors alike—always responding swiftly, simplifying challenges, and keeping client satisfaction at the forefront.
His project portfolio reflects both breadth and impact. Tony helped shape award-winning landmarks such as 2100 Pennsylvania Avenue and Midtown Center in Washington, DC, and played key roles in community-revitalizing developments like South Bell West Tower in Arlington and Pike & Rose in Bethesda.
Tony leaves a legacy woven into skylines across the region and in the colleagues he has mentored along the way. All of us at SK&A thank him for his remarkable contributions and wish him the very best in this next chapter.
