Gary Chen

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About Gary Chen

Gary Chen is a Registered Architect and LEED Accredited Professional with over 24 years of professional experience. Gary has a wealth of experience in higher education, healthcare, science & technology, research, and mixed-use buildings. As a passionate, thoughtful, and talented designer, he has the ability to initiate architectural concepts and maintain their clarity throughout the design process. He also embraces a collaborative team environment and supports design excellence. Gary’s comprehensive skill sets have enabled him to execute all aspects of a project, from master planning to construction administration. Gary is proficient with Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite, MS Office, etc. Gary was a key team player on these prestigious awarded projects. Bowdoin College Upperclass Residence Halls (Passive House US), ME Arsenal Yards mixed-use development, MA Ursinus College, PA Innovation Discovery Center University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, MA School for Marine Science and Technology Research Building Framingham State University Science Building Addition and Renovations, MA 2016 BSA/MAAB Accessible Design Honor Award Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital, MA BSA Healthcare Facilities Design Award 2014 AIA New England, Honor Award, 2013 AIA Eastern New York, Merit Award, Institutional, 2013 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Laboratory Building for Ocean Sensors and Observing Systems, MA AIA New England, Design Citation, 2013 Eastern Virginia Medical School, VA Medical Education and Research Building and Renovations ENR Mid-Atlantic Construction, Best Higher Education/Research Project, Award of Merit Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort Singapore. President’s Design Award (Singapore) Design of the Year 2011 Green Mark Gold Award (Singapore) Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center, CT John T. O’ Connell Tower Payson Center for Cancer Care Concord, NH Brick In Architecture Award, Best in Class/ Healthcare 2006 Plan New Hampshire Merit Award for New Construction, Institutional 2004