Edward A. Barnhart, AIA

Selected Work Experience

Always by Design founder/principal; 2005 - present
American Philosophical Society; Renovation of Franklin and Library Halls
National Electrical Contractors Association; New Chapter Headquarters
Bard College; Library addition
Numerous residential clients; New houses and renovations

Purdy O'Gwynn Barnhart Architects principal; 1999
Chemical Heritage Foundation; Master plan and Ullyot Building
Penn State University; Hintz Family Alumni Center

Marianna Thomas Architects associate; 1995
St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Winston-Salem, NC); Master plan
University of Pennsylvania; College and Logan Hall renovations
Knowlton Mansion (Frank Furness); Adaptive reuse master plan

Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates associate; 1987
The Barnes Foundation; Renovation of Gallery, buildings and grounds
Nikko-Kirifuri Resort (Japan); New hotel 50 miles north of Tokyo
National Gallery of Art (London); Sainsbury Addition

Bohlin Cywinski Jackson designer; 1983
U.S. Department of Navy; Air Force Squadron Operations Building
University of Pennsylvania; Equestrian Intensive Care and Neonatal Unit
Harrisburg International Airport; Terminal Building

Education

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Bachelor of Architecture, 1982
Bachelor of Building Sciences, 1982
Harriet R. Peck award for "Best Final Design Project".
Foreign Studies: Rome, Italy and Copenhagen, Denmark

Registrations/Affiliations

  • Registered Architect: New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
  • Certification: National Council of Architectural Registration Board
  • Member: American Institute of Architects; U.S. Green Building Council; Washington Square West Civic Association

Juror/Critic

  • Design Juror: 2010 Artimide Lighting competition; 2009 CANstruction design competition; 2007 New Hampshire AIA Chapter Design Awards.
  • Design Critic: Drexel University, Parsons School of Design, Pennsylvania State University, Philadelphia Universities, Spring Garden College and Temple University.
Ed Barnhart

"Experience has taught me that it is often subtle choices that transform a project from ordinary to extraordinary.

Ed Barnhart, AIA
Principal, Always by Design