Gregory Mottola

Principal at Bohlin Cywinski Jackson | San Francisco, California, United States

About Gregory Mottola

Gregory Mottola, a Principal at Bohlin Cywinski Jackson’s San Francisco office, is a distinguished architect known for his innovative approach to design across a spectrum of project types, including commercial, workplace, hospitality, academic, and civic buildings. With a career marked by a commitment to excellence, Greg has led the design of several award-winning projects that not only meet functional needs but also enhance the surrounding environment. His expertise in interior design and architecture is complemented by his proficiency as a LEED Accredited Professional, reflecting his dedication to sustainable and green building practices.

Currently, Greg is spearheading the Stevenson School Math Science and Engineering Center, a project that showcases his ability to create educational spaces that foster collaboration and innovation. His work on the Highmark Health Wellness and Athletics Center at Carnegie Mellon University exemplifies his skill in designing facilities that promote well-being and community engagement. Additionally, his involvement in high-profile projects such as the Genstar Capital Headquarters and a confidential financial services company headquarters in San Francisco highlights his versatility and understanding of the corporate landscape.

Greg’s design philosophy emphasizes the transformative power of architecture, as seen in his residential projects like the Tesuque Residence in Santa Fe and the Stillwater Vista Residence at Santa Lucia Preserve. His mastery of tools like Revit and his experience in historic preservation and master planning further enhance his ability to deliver thoughtful and contextually relevant designs. Through his work, Gregory Mottola continues to push the boundaries of architecture, creating spaces that inspire and resonate with their users.

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