Corbin Keech is a licensed, LEED certified architect with 19 years professional experience in practice and project leadership. At Studio Gang, he worked across multiple scales and building types, with a focus on adaptive reuse, museums, higher education, strategic master plans, residential and office towers. This range of experience has involved navigating complex institutions, design competitions, challenging regulatory landscapes, technical design challenges, coordinating scope and fee proposals, and collaborative decision-making through all phases of design.

He received his Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation in 2011, where he was awarded the Kinne Fellows Traveling Prize for his research proposal, “Memory and Preservation of Balkan Monuments.” He received his Bachelors degree in Architecture from Kansas State University’s College of Architecture, Planning and Design in 2006 where he won the Heintzelman Prize for his design for the “House on the Hudson.”

Prior to joining Studio Gang, Corbin has worked for wHY Architecture, MVA, ZGF, and Architecture W. He has served as a guest juror for Columbia University, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Virginia Tech University, the University of Kentucky, and the University of Oregon. His architectural work has been recognized by the AIA, IIDA, The Architect’s Newspaper, Achitizer, Interior Design Magazine, Contract Magazine, and Fast Company.

He lives in Oakland, California with his family, and is an avid cyclist and marathoner who is thrilled the Bay Area’s landscape features an endless supply of hills to ascend.

Contact :
cgkeech@gmail.com

Collaborators :
Studio Gang
wHY
ZGF
MVA
Architecture W
Ken Tomita
Lisa Kuhnhausen
Erandi de Silva