June 12, 2019

Perkins+Will

Kleiner

Tyner

Supp

Baker

Clinch

Rice

Wuttig

Nebel

Xu

In Seattle, global architecture and design firm Perkins+Will promoted Andy Clinch to principal, Molly Baker to senior associate and interior project designer, Daria Supp to senior associate and senior project designer, Chris Tyner to senior associate, Devin Kleiner to senior project architect and Bill Xu, Eric Nebel, Oliver Wuttig and Scott Rice to associate.

Clinch has nearly 20 years of experience leading teams and projects across industries and design types. He is particularly passionate about designing and leading projects for higher education and science and technology clients. Baker works on health care, higher education, civic and corporate building interiors and workplaces. Supp has over 14 years of experience in architectural design and has worked on health care, civic, educational and commercial development projects.

Tyner has been a senior project architect, with experience that includes large-scale projects such as multifamily, stadiums, hospitals and performing arts centers. He also leads the Seattle arm of Perkins+Will's Resilience Research Lab, exploring ways to make the built environment more resilient to natural disaster and climate change. Kleiner is the Seattle studio's sustainability leader. He delivers environmentally responsible projects to higher education and civic clients.

Xu's project experience spans from workplaces to mixed-use projects, and his relationship-building skills have helped define some of the studio's strongest partnerships. Nebel has a broad range of project experience, from custom homes to a full-city-block hospital. He carries out large projects and deliverables for a range of clients. Wuttig has helped clients with design development and project coordination, in renovations and new construction, across higher education campuses, civic spaces and science and technology facilities. Rice has over 32 years of experience as a project architect, and has worked on complex health care projects.