BOSTON, MA – STV today announced Brian Perlow, AIA, LEED AP, has joined the firm as vice president and Boston area manager within the firm’s national buildings group. A seasoned architect, Perlow brings more than 25 years of experience helping organizations plan and execute complex capital investments, strengthening STV’s ability to serve clients across the Greater Boston region.
In his new role, Perlow will lead the buildings group’s Massachusetts operations, expanding client relationships, pursuing new market opportunities and guiding project delivery across the region. He will collaborate with clients, local teams and national practice leaders to bring STV’s multidisciplinary expertise to clients throughout New England.
“Brian understands that clients need a partner who can connect community priorities with successful project outcomes,” said Kim Vierheilig, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, president of the buildings group at STV. “He brings the client perspective and leadership to help organizations turn complex challenges into clear strategies and move critical programs forward with confidence.”
Perlow brings extensive experience leading projects across the healthcare, life sciences, higher education and commercial sectors. Most recently, he served in a senior leadership role at a national architecture and design firm, where he led client relationships, business development and multidisciplinary project teams. He holds a Master of Architecture from the San Francisco Institute of Architecture.
STV provides comprehensive architecture, engineering, planning and design services across a range of markets, including justice, education, health and well-being, transportation, science and technology, federal programs and urban development. With particular expertise in sustainability and resilience, the group is committed to delivering innovative building solutions that serve communities now and in the future. In Massachusetts, recent projects include the Logan International Airport Large Vehicle Storage and Maintenance Facility, the Worcester County Medical and Intake Facility and the Massachusetts State Police Lower Basin Barracks Rehabilitation.
