Peter Stevenson has worked with some of the largest real estate owners, developers and managers throughout the United States since 1976.  In 1985, he developed and introduced the first comprehensive system for measuring and managing building square footage, Computer Assisted Real Estate Management (CAREM).  Peter’s experience in the practice of building measurement has led to his creating The Stevenson Standard – an extension of the BOMA Standard – which has widely become known in the industry as “the blue ribbon” or “gold” standard.

Before starting Stevenson Systems, Inc., Peter served as a Construction Manager, and Production Manager for a national Architectural company and Vice President for an international architectural design and construction company.

An Industrial Design graduate of Brigham Young University (1973), with subsequent post-graduate work in the field of real estate and marketing at the University of California, Los Angeles (1977-78), Peter has a keen in-depth understanding of architecture, construction, and the effects of square footage and building measurement to both building owners as well as tenants.  Furthermore, he endorses the ongoing maintenance of building information and square footages in accordance with industry standards.

He and his company are consultants to numerous national and international real estate companies setting policies and standards for the measurement of their real estate and processing of real estate information.

Peter continues to assist in the ongoing authoring of BOMA Standards, and is on the Advisory Board for the application of square footage measurements with respect to the American National Standards since 1978.  He is also a member of BOMA, Urban Land Institute, and the Institute of Real Estate Management.

Having joined Stevenson Systems, Inc. in 1992, Peter Moritz has been managing the production of new building accounts for Stevenson Systems, Inc since 2001.  He is an expert in the practice of Building Measurement, and applying measurement standards to buildings and tenant spaces. Since 1992, he has been directly involved in the measurement of more than 240 million square feet.  Through the use of lasers and other field equipment, Peter's field activities, along with architectural and as-built drawings, continue to prove his value to Stevenson Systems, Inc. clients and colleagues alike.

In addition to his measurement and field expertise, Peter is an authority in AutoCAD drafting. He is in charge of all drafting projects and the creation of new as-built drawings in support of all Stevenson Systems, Inc. accounts.

In her role pertaining to the daily management and population of thedrawingvault.com, Nancy supports the archiving of construction drawings and information pertaining to the buildings measured by Stevenson Systems, Inc.  Nancy is responsible for the organization of the contents of The Drawing Vault, to insure that it is functioning properly by providing the highest quality digital images of architectural drawings and documentation; providing access to up-to-the-minute information online instantaneously via cyberspace.

Nancy’s work enables the Stevenson Systems, Inc. production teams as they strive to digitally recreate the as-built structure on computer.  She is also responsible for organizing and maintaining of Stevenson Systems, Inc.'s vast corporeal library of records and documents.