News Robert Pasersky (TSA ‘94) selected to receive the 2008 AIA’s Young Architect’s Award
Payette, a leading architectural design firm specializing in complex buildings for medical and scientific research, academic teaching, and healthcare, announced that Associate Robert Pasersky, AIA, has been selected to receive the 2008 American Institute of Architects’ Young Architects Award.
Robert was nominated for this award by the BSA board of directors in appreciation of his service to the profession and the world at large,” said Richard Fitzgerald, executive director of the BSA. “In February 2006, for example, after closely following news reports of how 10 churches in rural Alabama were destroyed by arson, Robert volunteered his services to help two congregations get their places of worship rebuilt.”
Robert earned his Bachelor of Architecture from Tulane University where he received the F.W. Lawrence Memorial Medal for design excellence upon graduation. He earned his Master of Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Robert has taught advanced studio and served as a thesis advisor at Boston Architectural College since 1998. In 2000, he earned a certificate of achievement from the Boston Society of Architects Young Designers Professional Development Institute.
Ashby Baptist Church, Ashby, AL
image courtesy of: Robert Pasersky
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Brandeis University, Carl J. Shapiro Science Center
Waltham, MA
courtesy of: Payette
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The Pennsylvania State University, Chemistry and Life Sciences Buildings
University Park, PA
courtesy of: Copyright Warren Jagger Photography
02.21.08
