Don Weinreich FAIA
I am convinced daily that professional practice offers boundless opportunities for creativity and I thrive on constantly refining Ennead’s vibrant culture.
I am convinced daily that professional practice offers boundless opportunities for creativity and I thrive on constantly refining Ennead’s vibrant culture.
I am fascinated by the process of design, and with designing processes enabling complex creative processes. Architecture is a complicated endeavor, often requiring large teams. Under the right conditions, teams become totally committed to their project and celebrate the contributions of each team member. Under these conditions great Architecture is born. As a management partner in the firm, guiding projects to success is my principal focus and my greatest joy. Four fundamental tenets characterize my approach to project management: choosing the right team and empowering them with the best tools and resources, open and candid communication among project participants, solid but flexible implementation plans, and decisive leadership. I am convinced daily that professional practice offers boundless opportunities for creativity and I thrive on constantly refining Ennead’s vibrant culture.
I am convinced daily that professional practice offers boundless opportunities for creativity and I thrive on constantly refining Ennead’s vibrant culture.
Don Weinreich is a Management Partner in Ennead Architects. He graduated from Columbia University with a Bachelor of Arts and earned his Master of Architecture from the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. In addition to his project-related responsibilities, Don is responsible for the office’s technology development, leading the implementation of new ways in which architectural computing can be incorporated into and advance the firm’s practice. He is a LEED Accredited Professional and a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.
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