Alan Reed, FAIA, LEED AP has focused his career on the design of progressive architecture that achieves striking presence while remaining responsive to its site and surroundings. He has established GWWO’s strong design ethic and elevated its reputation for inspirational, evocative, and progressive design. His award-winning designs have enhanced the visitor experience at culturally, environmentally, and historically significant sites nationwide, including the Pikes Peak Visitor Center in Colorado, Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center and Fort McHenry Visitor Center in Maryland, and the Niagara Falls State Park Welcome Center in New York. Alan holds Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Environmental Science degrees from Ball State University and has received the College of Architecture and Planning Alumni Society’s Award of Outstanding Achievement. A past president of AIA Baltimore, he has served on numerous design award juries and as a critic and student mentor.