Gary Bale Email & Phone Number

Gary Bale is an Associate Professor of Building Construction and adjunct professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Virginia Tech, teaching several undergraduate and graduate Building Construction courses, including Principles of Construction and Integrated Leadership Studio, which give students practical experience working on estimating and project management of real construction projects. Gary Bale main area of research involves diffusion and commercialization of innovative projects in the construction industry. Gary Bale also contributes construction subject matter expertise on residential construction supply chain, adoption, diffusion and commercialization of innovation, platform development, scheduling, estimating and industry appropriate r2p knowledge transfer. Gary Bale has been the co-primary investigator on more than two million dollars in funded projects, including ‘green’ construction practices and safety practices across the construction supply chain. He received 2011 University Alumni Excellence in Outreach as a Team award, based on his work with engaging industry, which places him permanently into the Academy of Outreach Excellence. He was named Exemplary Faculty in 2011 and 2012 for his Department, the University’s 2013 Favorite Faculty Award and the March 2013 Teacher of the Week from the Center for Instructional Development and Education Research (CIDER), all student nominated. He has over 15 years of experience in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry, including 8.5 years of fieldwork and 4.5 years of managing a firm that maintained a Class A Virginia contractor license. Gary Bale received undergraduate degrees in Architecture and Architectural History from the University of Virginia, and an MS in Building Construction and a Ph.D. in Environmental Design and Planning from Virginia Tech.

Listed skills include Project Planning, Sustainability, Project Management, and Construction Management.

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  Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University

  Ph.D., Environmental Design And Planning