
Mona Rezvani-Olson
Principal


Principal

Designer | Post Occupancy Evaluation Manager

Managing Principal

Contracts Manager

Designer

Mona brings thoughtful coordination and clear communication to every phase of a project, guiding teams and clients through complex work with steady focus and practical insight. With extensive experience in K–12 environments, she builds strong relationships with educators and district partners, ensuring that each decision supports both day-to-day needs and long-term goals.
Mona brings an organized, transparent approach to her work, keeping schedules, quality, and client priorities aligned from start to finish. She creates clarity across teams, fostering a collaborative process that supports thoughtful, well-coordinated outcomes for the people and communities each project serves. This mindset carries into how she engages with the world around her. Whether she’s cooking, baking, gardening, or traveling, Mona is constantly exploring—testing ideas, learning from different cultures, and refining her approach through hands-on experience. Her curiosity and discipline directly translate into her professional work, where she balances creativity with structure, bringing a responsive, informed perspective to each project.
Tacoma Public Schools / Port of Tacoma
Peninsula School District
Evergreen Elementary School
Bremerton School District
School Security Improvements at 10 Locations
Armin Jahr Elementary School
View Ridge Elementary Arts Academy
Seattle Public Schools
Chelan County PUD
50-Year Strategic Facilities Plan
Jefferson Transit Authority
Maintenance, Operations and Administration Base
Sound Transit
Auto Warehousing Company
Washington State Fair
Administrative Office Interior Remodel

In addition to a healthy appreciation for the turtleneck’s slimming effect, Sheena is drawn to the field of architecture for its ability to positively impact communities. A firm believer that the more collaborative the process, the more interesting the solution, Sheena uses her talents for good rather than evil to engage stakeholders in enjoyable, meaningful visioning.

Steve offers more than two decades of experience in K–12 school design for districts across Western WA. His portfolio includes both elementary and secondary schools, projects where he tackled technically complex challenges, optimized project budgets, and strengthened both functionality and the character of the learning environment.
As co-leader of TCF Architecture’s Educational Studio, Steve helps guide the firm’s delivery, documentation, and quality control processes. His attention to detail, clear communication, and steady leadership support thorough, well-coordinated project outcomes. A lifelong connection to the outdoors shapes how Steve approaches design. Time spent skiing, mountain biking, and exploring informs a practical understanding of natural forces and conditions. That firsthand perspective carries into his work, where considerations like seismic performance and tsunami resilience are approached with both technical rigor and lived awareness.
Tacoma Public Schools / Port of Tacoma
Peninsula School District
Key Peninsula Middle School Renovation/Addition
Bremerton School District
School Security Improvements at 10 Locations
Tumwater School District
Littlerock Elementary School Replacement
Ocosta School District
Ocosta Elementary School Replacement
Olympia School District
Olympia Regional Learning Academy
Wenatchee School District
Washington Elementary School Replacement
Early Childhood Learning Center Modernization
Highline School District
McMicken Heights Elementary School Replacement
Marvista Elementary School Replacement
Midway Heights Elementary School Replacement
Seattle Public Schools
Phased Improvements to Meany School
Leschi Elementary School Classroom Addition
Aberdeen, Cosmopolis, Marysville, North Beach School Districts
Seismic evaluation and/or upgrades

Ask Teta a question, and she will give you an answer – thoroughly researched, assessed and ready to stand behind it. Whether tasked with writing contracts, assembling specs, or managing a LEED certification process, Teta has it covered – and then some.

Tyler’s lifelong connection to design was shaped by a family rooted in construction, real estate, and interior design, grounding his path toward architecture as a natural pursuit. His creative explorations in drawing, furniture making, and graphic design continue to inform his approach, expanding his perspective across disciplines. He views architecture as both privilege and responsibility—an opportunity to create spaces that enrich lives and serve a purpose beyond their form.