Brian Webber recently passed his ARE exams and can now begin the process of becoming a licensed architect. Today we celebrate his accomplishments.
Brian joined PAYETTE in January 2019. He is currently working on our Tulane University Science and Engineering Space Study and the Downtown Campus Master Plan Space Study. Prior to joining PAYETTE, he worked at Gould Evans in New Orleans. Brian earned his M.Arch and B.Arch from Tulane University.
What inspires you?
Everyday interactions with colleagues past and present never cease to amaze and exposures me to a level of thinking and understanding that is truly inspirational. Every person’s experiences are unique, so seeing something from another set of lenses helps expand my own understanding and architectural skills.
What is the best part of your job?
The great thing about the profession is the constant evolution. There is always a new challenge, new software or new technique, so you never run out of knowledge or accomplishments to pursue.
What is the most important thing you’ve learned so far?
A spectacular failure is better than the slight failure.
The sky is the limit: if you could design or redesign anything, what would it be?
A net zero Bond villain lair, world domination but an eye towards climate change.
At PAYETTE, we value the inseparable connection between architecture and landscape. Our “Embedded Nature” approach emphasizes the importance of incorporating nature into even the most complex urban environments, fostering well-being for mind, body and spirit.
Read more about our Landscape team and their brand new website page in the link in bio.