Richard Morse has impressive 35-year career spanning diverse building types. He brings a wealth of experience in design and construction, including expertise in the residential, institutional, commercial, and educational spaces.

Rick holds a Bachelor’s of Architecture from Roger Williams University and has completed award-winning projects in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey. His journey in architecture began with an apprenticeship under Taliesin Fellow architect Wm. J. McHugh, wherein he established a foundation for his progressive use of technology and sustainable design.

Throughout his career, Morse has demonstrated a comprehensive understanding of construction methods, materials, project planning, and sustainable design. As Director of Sustainability, he spearheaded federal sustainable design programs, coordinated strategies between architectural and engineering disciplines, and managed the successful execution of LEED projects in the US and Caribbean.