Andrew Jackson currently serves as the Director of Architecture for DOMO LLC, bringing extensive expertise in factory-built housing for multifamily and mixed use developments.

Prior to joining DOMO, Andrew was the Lead Architect at Impact Housing, where he played a pivotal role in acquisition due diligence, design, entitlements, permitting, and construction. His leadership contributed to the successful delivery of over 1,000 modular units across San Diego. In addition to heading Impact Housing’s Architecture team, Andrew was an active member of the company’s cross-functional operations steering committee, driving strategic initiatives and operational excellence.

Previously, Andrew held a key position at Relevant Group’s modular startup, RMOD, where he oversaw multiple modular projects. His responsibilities included coordinating design, entitlements, and permitting, ensuring seamless integration of modular construction techniques with high-profile hospitality goals. Andrew’s architectural experience also includes roles at prominent firms such as Carrier Johnson in San Diego and S9 Architecture in New York City. His contributions to award-winning projects, including Empire Stores in DUMBO, New York, and The Village at Totem Lake in Kirkland, Washington, showcase his ability to deliver exceptional hospitality, multifamily, and mixed-use developments.

A Registered Architect in California, and licensed by New York, and New Mexico, Andrew holds NCARB certification and acts as an AXP Supervisor. He is a recognized thought leader, having presented his research at USC Dornsife’s Spatial Science Institute’s Geospatial Summit, participated as a guest speaker in USC’s Brown Bag series, and served as a guest juror for design reviews at numerous architecture institutions across the country. Andrew earned his Master of Architecture degree from the School of Architecture, Art, and Historic Preservation at Roger Williams University.