PHILADELPHIA, PA – STV, a leading professional services firm that plans, designs and manages infrastructure projects across North America, today announced Sean Pulsifer, AIA, LEED AP, has been promoted to architectural discipline leader within the firm’s national Buildings group. A vice president at STV, Pulsifer will now oversee STV’s architectural practice nationwide, driving design excellence in the execution of all architectural work.
“Sean’s collaborative leadership and deep understanding of design and technical excellence make him an invaluable asset to our team and our clients,” said Kim Vierheilig, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, president of the national Buildings group at STV. “As an integrated practice, we look forward to leveraging technology, digital transformation and innovation to deliver best-in-class solutions for our clients.”
Pulsifer brings more than 30 years of experience specializing in architectural design, technical detailing, project execution and management, having led multi-disciplinary teams delivering client-focused solutions throughout the U.S. Northeast. Since joining STV, he has touched projects across the higher education, healthcare, science, commercial and transportation markets, bringing creative vision and technical expertise to complex building designs.
Pulsifer holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Oregon and a Master of Fine Arts in Design from the California College of the Arts. He is a longstanding member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA).
STV’s national buildings group provides comprehensive architecture, engineering, planning and design services for a range of markets including justice, education, health and well-being, transportation, science and technology, federal programs and cities. The group is committed to delivering innovative building solutions that serve communities in the present and for the future. Standout projects include the Newark Liberty International Airport’s new Terminal A, the Cornell University Mui Ho Fine Arts Library Renovation and the ongoing design of the Baltimore Therapeutic Treatment Center.
