Education
University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, Master of Architecture, 1993

Registration
Washington, DC, 1996

Background
Bob has 14 years of design experience with responsibility for project management and design on a variety of building types including educational, performance arts, commercial, and single and multi-family residential. Bob is currently a Project Architect for Wilson Butler’s design of Towson University’s newly expanded Center for the Arts, and he is also developing preliminary design plans for the Ross Residence in Newton, MA. Recently, he participated in the completion of feasibility studies for a new arts and cultural center for Findlay, Ohio and the Ft. Point Cultural Center in Boston, Massachusetts.

Before joining Wilson Butler Lodge in the fall of 2000, Bob worked for Stoiber & Associates (S&A), a boutique architectural firm in Washington, DC specializing in residential and light commercial work, while completing his graduate studies part-time.

While with S&A, Bob founded and ran a small residential development company in Washington, DC. After 11 years, he left S&A as an associate and joined the Boston firm of Warren Freedenfeld and Associates (WFA), a firm specializing in the design of veterinary care facilities. As an associate and project architect and project manager with WFA, Bob worked on a variety of projects including veterinary hospitals, mixed-use facilities and multi-family residences.

Relevant Experience

Virginia Center for the Performing Arts, Richmond, VA, $60,000,000, 2007
Towson University Center of Fine Arts, Baltimore, MD (288,000 sf)
Midway Studios, Fort Point Artists Coalition, Boston, MA, $7,800,000, 2006
Civic Theatre, Akron, OH
Hancock County Performing Arts and Cultural Center, Findlay, OH, $18,000,000, Study
Young Residence, Great Falls, VA (15,000 sf)
Burden Residence, Manor Park, MD (6,800 sf)
NCATE, Washington, DC (6,000 sf)
Advanced Lazer Graphics, Washington, DC (10,000 sf)
Dane County Humane Society, Madison, WI (38,000 sf)
Veternary Specialist of New England, Waltham, MA (14,000 sf)
Clem and Ursie's Housing and Retail, Provincetown, MA (7,000 sf)