Christopher Flass manages projects from conception through occupancy with a balanced and tactful approach to meeting project goals while navigating complexities both large and small. His past experience with public and private institutional work has provided a versatile skill set guiding various client program and design directives while addressing budget, flexibility, quality, sustainability, contextual, and community driven issues. A belief in collaboration drives his design process, and results in a significant sense of shared ownership among the entirety of a project team. Christopher’s recent projects include the University of Virginia’s Caplin Th eater, the renovation of the Boston Public Library’s Johnson Building, and a residence hall at Northwestern University. Christopher received his Master in Architecture degree from the University of Virginia, and the Bachelor of Design in Architecture from the University of Florida.