Having first established independent practice in 1987, Gary Wolf, AIA, formed Gary Wolf Architects in 1991. Gary's professional training in both architecture and architectural history underlies GWA's approach to architecture and is reflected in the firm's awards for new design as well as historic preservation.

Education

• Master of Architecture, Princeton University
• Master of Architectural History, the University of Virginia
• Bachelor of Arts, Cornell University

Lectures and Teaching

• Guest Lecturer:  Rhode Island School of Design, Tufts University, Harvard Professional Development Program, “Emerging Architects” series of the Boston Society of Architects, Massachusetts Historic Commission Annual Conference, Build Boston
• Studio Critic: Harvard Graduate School of Design
• Guest Critic:  Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Rhode Island School of Design
• Thesis Advisor: The Boston Architectural Center
• Teaching Assistant: Princeton University

Community Service and Activity

• Docomomo, New England, Board Member, Vice President
• Society of Architectural Historians, New England, Board Member
• First Parish, Lexington, Facilities Committee Member, Chair of Strategic Task Force
• Boy Scout Troop 157, Weston, Planning Committee Member, Organizer for Nobscot Cabin repairs
• Weston Middle School Yurt Project, Advisor