Aaron Neubert received a Master of Architecture degree from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation in 1997. He holds a Bachelor of Design degree, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Florida, where he studied art and architecture. In 1994, he pursued studies at the Vicenza Institute of Architecture, Vicenza, Italy.

Aaron’s work utilizes landscape and light to enhance the human experience and advance environmentally sustainable practices. His work is continually cognizant of its impact, focusing on maintaining a harmonious relationship with and between the environment, the local community, and his clients.

Aaron’s independent and collaborative residential, hospitality, and cultural projects have been recognized with Design Awards from the American Institute of Architect’s Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley, and New York City chapters, the National Academy of Design, Architizer, NEWH, World Architecture News, Westside Urban Forum, LABC, TIDA, BUILD Magazine, as well as The Van Alen Prize in Public Architecture. Various works have been featured in publications including Architecture, Interior Design, The New York Times, Domus, LA Architect, The Los Angeles Times, Dwell, Art in America, Architectural Design, Concept, Arhitext, Objekt International, Anthology, and the monographs The New Rural, Architecture Here and Now, The California Style, Architecture Today: Office Design, Unfolded, Beyond the Edge, Digital Architecture, and All American.

He has served as a design instructor at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, The Southern California Institute of Architecture, Otis School of Design, Woodbury University, and Cal Poly Pomona and has lectured on his work in Denmark, Ft. Lauderdale, Miami, New York, and Los Angeles. Most recently, Aaron held the title of Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Southern California where he coordinated graduate design studios exploring the interface between both established and emerging building technologies, their technical parameters, and the theoretical considerations inherent in contemporary architectural practice. He is a California, Colorado, Nevada, New York, New Mexico, and North Dakota licensed architect, NCARB certified, a Fellow of The American Institute of Architects, a member of the Exceptional Children’s Foundation Board of Directors, and the former Treasurer of the L.A. Forum for Architecture and Urban Design Board of Directors.