Carow Architects +

After studying architecture under Mies van der Rohe and earning a post-graduate degree from MIT, I initiated my career at one of Chicago's two largest firms, designing various noteworthy projects. Eventually, I founded my own firm in 1969, which was recently relocated to Connecticut in 2010. Across different locations spanning from the Mississippi to the Atlantic, my projects have earned acclaim and publication. In particular, I specialize in designs that encompass openness and light for new or renovated buildings, alongside historic buildings that require restoration, adaptive reuse, and additions.

My passion lies in devising novel solutions to challenges in a cost-effective way that satisfies and pleases my clients. Ultimately, the satisfaction of my clients once the project is completed carries greater value than any other return on my work.