Zlatan Šehović, Aia, Leed Ap Email & Phone Number

Zlatan Sehovic is a U.S. registered architect, researcher, and environmental building designer specializing in energy performance, building material systems, life-cycle design, passive design strategies and building technology. Mr. Sehovic served as a Product/Project Architect and Manager at Kaiser + Path/PathHouse and was the Director of Architecture at Generate Technologies where he led the delivery of Generate's architectural projects along with the development of its mass timber building systems and research for its digital design technologies.During his time at Generate, Mr. Sehovic led the design and development of Model-C— soon-to-be Boston’s first-ever full cross-laminated timber (CLT) Passive House demonstration project which aims to serve as a catalyst for other communities across the region— and more generally across North America— to better address the increasing shortage of affordable housing while also tackling the pressing challenges of climate change.Prior to Generate, Mr. Sehovic attended the Harvard University Graduate School of Design (GSD) where he focused on how different materials impact the life cycle of buildings in terms of embodied and operational energy as well as end-of-life material recovery. During his time at Harvard, Mr. Sehovic also served on the Council of Student Sustainability Leaders and worked as a Design Researcher at the Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities, where he developed research on HouseZero, a first-of-its-kind data-driven “zero-energy, zero-carbon” living laboratory that uses 100% natural ventilation and natural daylighting to achieve ultra-efficiency in building operations and material embodied energy.Before coming to Harvard, Mr. Sehovic worked as a Project Designer and Architect in the Architecture Department at Johnson Fain in Los Angeles from 2013 to 2017. His work included several high-rise towers in the U.S. and abroad along with a number of institutional, commercial, and residential mixed-use projects. His most notable project was his work on the transformation of renowned architect Philip Johnson’s Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California, where he collaborated closely with other architects, designers, and engineers towards the design of an innovative shading system for the all-glass building that optimizes the building's performance for solar heat gain, lighting, acoustics, and thermal comfort.