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THOMAS REDLIN, AIA, LEED AP
ASSOCIATE
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Architecture, The University of Cincinnati, 1976
Neo-Traditional Town Planning, Harvard Graduate School of Design, 1995
REGISTRATION
Registered Professional Architect
Ohio, 1985
LEED Accredited Professional, 2006
HONORS AND AWARDS
2007 Burgundy Room Restaurant, Dublin, OH,
Cincinnati Magazine Interior Design Awards
2006 Homebuilders Association of Greater
Cincinnati, Headquarters Design Competition
2003 Claddagh Irish Pub, Newport-on-the-Levee,
Cincinnati Magazine Interior Design Awards
Mr. Redlin has over thirty years architectural experience, including work with private developers on major mall and shopping center re-positioning projects, institutional clients on historic re-habilitation projects, and corporate clients on office, restaurant and hospitality projects.
A broad understanding of building codes, construction costs, ADA and LEED regulations, and existing building assessment skills inform the early design stage of a project. His understanding of building systems enable effective collaboration with engineering consultants and a focused design development and construction document process.
Mr. Redlin is an NCARB certified registered architect with a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Cincinnati and is a LEED Accredited Professional (2006) and has demonstrated abilities in developing effective and economic strategies for buildings seeking LEED certification.
A broad understanding of building codes, construction costs, ADA and LEED regulations, and existing building assessment skills inform the early design stage of a project. His understanding of building systems enable effective collaboration with engineering consultants and a focused design development and construction document process.
Mr. Redlin is an NCARB certified registered architect with a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Cincinnati and is a LEED Accredited Professional (2006) and has demonstrated abilities in developing effective and economic strategies for buildings seeking LEED certification.