Inspired by architectural challenges that demand innovation and adaptable solutions, Jason thrives on leading teams to realize them. A specialist in high-performance buildings, he has directed several transformative projects since joining the firm in 2004.
His work has received awards at the national, regional, and local levels that include the AIA COTE Top Ten, the Boston Society of Architects, the Society for College and University Planning, Preservation Massachusetts, and the Cambridge Historic Commission. His work has been published by Architectural Record, ARCHITECT, Building, Design + Construction, and Preservation. The recipient of a Living Hero Award from the International Living Future Institute (ILFI), Jason is enthusiastic about sharing knowledge with the professional community as well as inspiring tomorrow’s practitioners. He speaks widely at industry organizations including the AIA National Conference on Architecture, the ILFI, NESEA’s Building Energy Conference, and the Boston Society of Architects on topics including high-performance and net positive design, sustainable materials, and campus transformations. In 2024, Jason was elevated to the AIA College of Fellows, the Institute’s highest honor, for his exceptional work and contributions to the advancement of the profession of architecture.
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.
