In 30 years of practice, Rob Goodwin has created a compelling body of work spanning a range of types and scales. Driven by a critical investigation of program, context and environment, he creates meaningful architecture through inventive design strategies, integrated sustainability and innovative technologies.

Rob has focused primarily on program-driven architecture, encompassing educational, science / research, healthcare and commercial projects. Notable clients include Cornell University, Barnard College, The University of Michigan, New York University, Stanford University Medical Center, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Penn Medicine, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Unilever, Shangri-La Hotels and Columbia Property Trust.

Rob’s approach has been widely recognized with numerous local, national and international design awards, and in publications including the Architectural Review, The Plan, Architectural Record, Architecture, The Wall Street Journal and the New York Times.