Ryan Kanteres is a dedicated architect and passionate educator, whose work is deeply rooted in sustainability and community engagement. His practice is informed by an interdisciplinary background, which includes a Masters in architecture from the University of Oregon, over twenty years of architectural experience across Northern New England, a degree in philosophy, and hands-on experience in construction. Ryan’s holistic approach to design is further enriched by his appreciation for ecological systems, developed during his Appalachian Trail thru-hike and his work as a Historic Architect in Alaska’s remote Wrangell-St. Elias National Park.
Currently leading an award-winning design studio, Ryan integrates sustainable design practices with a thoughtful approach to community-centric projects. As both an educator and mentor, he emphasizes the importance of curiosity and innovation in the design process, inspiring young designers to explore their potential to contribute meaningfully and sustainably to the built environment.
Jason’s award-winning work has included the Smith Campus Center at Harvard University; the Swift Factory in Hartford, CT; the Charles River Speedway in Boston; Harvard Hall at Harvard University; the Rivermark Towers in Cambridge, Building 12 at Portland Foreside in Maine; and the Living Building-certified R. W. Kern Center at Hampshire College.
