Peter Vieira, FAIA designs architecture that exhibits rigorous attention to craft, the careful orchestration of visual experience and a deep commitment to sustainability. His work humanizes programmatically complex and technologically intensive buildings for colleges and universities.
A talented, client-oriented architect with over 25 years of higher education experience, his strengths lie in leading teams that intelligently conceive, creatively develop and meticulously execute challenging projects. Peter leads design teams that intelligently conceive, creatively develop and meticulously execute highly challenging projects. He has been responsible for some of the firm’s most recognized work, including the highly acclaimed Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University, a rare recipient of both an AIA Honor Award and a COTE Top Ten Award.
While the trajectory of institutional building types Peter has designed has steadily climbed—from dining facilities, to student life complexes, to academic teaching facilities, and finally to one-of-a-kind, graduate-level research laboratories—what remains constant is his belief in the importance of an overarching architectural narrative for each project that weaves together its disparate parts.
EDUCATION
M.Arch., 1996, University of Pennsylvania
B.Arch., cum laude, 1990, University of Notre Dame
