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54% of the world’s current population lives in an urban area, and a projected 66% will live in cities by 2050. Developers have a significant responsibility in accommodating this population growth by optimizing land use patterns, responding to the most pressing needs of urban centers, and creating more sustainable building solutions.
BRICK+WORK brings together the technology and people needed to meet the challenges of rapid urbanization by providing a platform that encourages collaboration between developers, real estate agents, and municipalities.
Leadership
Alex Irvine, CEO
Alex has over 12 years of experience in the public and private sectors. He provides professional land use and zoning consulting services, including zoning research and land use analysis, for complex real estate development projects.
Alex has developed and maintained extensive and professional knowledge of the City of Los Angeles Zoning Code, L.A. City Planning Department policy documents, various Specific Plans, the Subdivision Map Act for the State of California, and the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
Alex has also cultivated an extensive network of working relationships with key City officials, qualified architects, environmental (CEQA) consultants, land use attorneys, traffic engineers, community outreach specialists, government relation specialists, civil engineers, land surveyors, appraisers, and other professionals who can be recommended as members of a project team.
John Jung, CMO
John has more than 10 years of real estate experience. After beginning his career as a mortgage lender, John got out from behind the desk and became a real estate broker. John loves helping clients with residential and commercial transactions.
He even founded Trupath Lending, a fintech mortgage company, in 2017. Trupath Lending solves many problems of an antiquated industry and delivers a more pleasant home buying experience.
John served in the 82nd Airborne Division as a scout paratrooper. After tours in Egypt and Kosovo, John learned empathy in resolving conflict. It’s this core value that led him to team up with Alex to start Brick+Work, which enables meaningful collaboration between cities and developers.
