Jack Cochran
AIA
Jack is a Project Architect with more than a decade of experience across federal, commercial, residential, and institutional projects. He holds dual Master’s degrees in Architecture and Urban & Environmental Planning from the University of Virginia and has contributed to firms of all sizes in Boston, New York, and Washington, D.C. Jack is deeply committed to sustainable architecture and urbanism, values reflected in his portfolio of thoughtful, low-carbon renovations of historic 20th-century buildings.
In addition to his architectural work, Jack is an award-winning installation artist—recognized for MIMMI, an interactive, digitally integrated inflatable structure in Minneapolis. His multidisciplinary background also includes urban planning work supporting light rail development in the Twin Cities, and over a decade of experience in architectural education. He currently lectures at the University of Tennessee and has taught courses ranging from advanced studios to community engagement and entrepreneurship at the Boston Architectural College.