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John McGuire is a registered architect (NCARB) with a recognized expertise in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) for building design and construction (BD+C). He brings a wealth of experience in design, planning, and practice leadership to a diverse range of projects globally. John is celebrated for his deep understanding of complex programmatic challenges, his adeptness in navigating the intricacies of multifaceted stakeholder collaborations, and his unwavering commitment to contextual and environmentally responsible architecture that consistently garners acclaim from clients, user groups, and review committees.

Driven by a passion for creating inspiring and meaningful spaces, John leverages his architectural and pedagogical expertise to guide clients and stakeholders through the entire design process. His aim is to produce projects that elevate institutions, enhance human experience, and ultimately enrich the quality of life within the communities they serve.

Architectural Expertise in Science and Education

John McGuire's extensive design experience is particularly evident in the realm of science and education projects. His impressive portfolio boasts numerous completed projects for prestigious research and higher education institutions, including the University of California, San Francisco, the University of California, Davis, UC Davis Health System, the University of Oregon, the University of Pennsylvania, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency, and the Shanghai Advanced Research Institute.

Commitment to Education and Inspiration

Beyond his architectural practice, John is dedicated to fostering the next generation of architects. As a tenured professor of architecture, he shared his knowledge and expertise with students. He was instrumental in creating and directing architectural study abroad programs in Edinburgh, Scotland and Florence, Italy. These programs provided students with invaluable opportunities to immerse themselves in different architectural cultures and gain firsthand experience working on projects in historic and culturally rich environments.