Justin joined Centerbrook Architects in 2011 and recently became a Principal. He is a registered architect with eighteen years of experience in the architecture, planning, and interiors industry.

Justin’s work includes the renovation and expansion of the Yale Peabody Museum; a private residence in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico; Nichols-Biondi Hall at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island; a Museum and Arts Village Master Plan at the University of New Hampshire; the Shepherd’s Run estate winery in South Kingstown, Rhode Island; and several other projects. He is overseeing the construction of the Westerly Museum of American Impressionism in Rhode Island and beginning the design of a new five-star hotel in Newport.

Justin is a graduate of the University of Florida (Bachelor of Architecture) and Yale University (Master of Architecture). At Yale, he was awarded the Samuel J. Fogelson Memorial Scholarship Award. He previously worked in Boston on the design of parcels resulting from the “Big Dig” project. He actively participates in design reviews at Yale and the University of Pennsylvania.

Justin moved to Mystic, Connecticut at an early age after living on a farm outside Philadelphia. He and his family reside in the historic district.