Bruce Hampton’s dedicated work in energy and resource conservation and sustainable building methods has received national recognition and numerous awards.  A graduate of Yale University and the Boston Architectural Center, Bruce maintains key professional associations, serving as Chief Architect for Hickory Consortium, Green Village Company, Habitat for Humanity, Healthy Homes, New England Solar Energy Association, and other environmentally conscious organizations.  As principal in his own firm since 1982, as well as through his alliance with the Green coalition, and through teaching, publication, and participation, Bruce has established an outstanding record of leadership in the development and implementation of innovative, environmentally sound uses of the earth’s resources.

Bruce Hampton is LEED certified and holds NCARB registration in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.  His body of work ranges from single dwellings to master planning for large urban sites, and includes extensive experience in modular construction.