Warren Schwartz

Founding Principal, FAIA

Warren is a Florida native and a Founding Principal of Schwartz/Silver.  When he arrived at Cornell University, he discovered to his surprise that the only thing of interest in the course catalogue was architecture. The amount of snowfall in Ithaca was a second surprise. Now an adapted New Englander, Warren is the project designer of several of the firm’s most honored projects, including the Shaw Center for the Arts and MIT’s Rotch Architecture Library. He is a frequent juror for AIA awards and scholarships and is actively involved in professional and civic organizations.  He is a National Design Peer of the General Service Administration and a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.


Education

MArch in Urban Design, Harvard University Graduate School of Design

BArch, Cornell University



Featured work

Shaw Center for the Arts

Rotch Library

McCoy Federal Building

Tanglewood House