Tony Patterson Joins Trivers

Date Posted: April 3, 2014

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Tony Patterson has joined Trivers Associates as senior architectural designer.  Patterson will be responsible for design development on some of the firm’s most high-profile projects.

Prior to joining Trivers, Patterson has extensive architectural design experience in St. Louis, including work with Marlon Blackwell in Fayetteville, AR, and Mackay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects in Halifax, Nova Scotia.  He is known for high-profile projects including competitions for the renovation and addition of the Atlanta History Center and the redesign of the Boston Center for the Arts, one of the most prominent public plazas in Boston’s South End.  He also was involved in the invited competition for the design of the New Cottages at Fallingwater, six student cottages at Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece in Pennsylvania, and was a member of the project team for the Razorback Golf Center at the University of Arkansas.

Patterson has received numerous awards from the AIA in St. Louis, the Nova Scotia Association of Architecture and additional professional organizations across the country.  His work also has appeared in national and international design publications.

In addition to his extensive design work, Patterson has been visiting instructor and adjunct instructor at Washington University, and a lecturer in architecture at the University of Michigan.

He received his bachelor in architecture degree from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville and his masters in architecture from Washington University.  He is a resident of the City of St. Louis.