Brian Court to speak at Architectural Record Webinar on December 3, 2020
The Kendeda Building at Georgia Tech Earns Living Building Certification
Ron Rochon has established a career-spanning passion for exploring how architecture can affect the significant role buildings play in carbon emissions and carbon management. Since joining Miller Hull in 2000, Ron has developed an appreciation for the elegant integration of high-performance architecture and engineering and continues to serve as partner-in-charge on a broad range of complex projects, such as the Bullitt Center, the first Living Building certified office building in the world. Since becoming managing partner of Miller Hull, Ron has taken the firm to the next level as a thriving practice, addressing contemporary design challenges by incorporating science and technology.
After 12 years in another industry, Ron earned his master’s in architecture from the University of Washington and has since worked to advance impactful design on a broad scale. He willingly imparts lessons learned with others by speaking regularly at conferences and participating in panels and numerous industry-related boards and committees.