Robert is an associate at BETA with 50 years of experience in architecture, planning, site design, and historic preservation. A licensed architect in Connecticut, New York, and New Hampshire, Robert has worked across all project phases, serving as a project manager, programmer, planner, space, building and site designer, code analyst, and construction administrator. His experience encompasses new construction, renovation, public facilities, and the integration of new development within historic settings.
Robert has extensive experience with municipal, institutional, transportation, and community-focused projects. His portfolio includes the restoration of Waterbury City Hall, municipal planning and peer review assignments, transit facilities in Middletown and Derby, public safety facilities, schools, and residential developments. He has also provided planning and zoning peer review services, evaluating proposed development and its compatibility with surrounding buildings and historic districts.
Historic preservation of individual buildings and how new construction can heal and enhance existing streetscapes has been a particular focus throughout Robert’s career. His work combines an understanding of architecture, site context, and community character, including projects involving historic rehabilitation, adaptive reuse, and the thoughtful integration of new construction into established settings.