About

Bryan Burke is a licensed architect with over thirty years of experience. His work includes completed buildings across North America and embraces the challenge of building with scarce financial resources, amidst demanding environmental conditions and fragile eco-systems, often remote from contemporary construction skills and sources of building technology.

Bryan is a native of the Lake Champlain Basin, spending his childhood and adolescence living in 19th century villages, and exploring the rivers, lakes, forests and hill farms of the North Country. He was appointed to the United States Naval Academy by Vermont Senator George D. Aiken and subsequently served in the United States Submarine Service: an intensive education in the science, design, construction and operation of innovative and experimental environmental technology and life support systems. Following these years of study and life at sea, he completed Master of Architecture (MArch) degree requirements at the Harvard Graduate School of Design.