Justin Sorber

Justin began his career at Keystone Architecture in 2011 after graduating with his Master of Architecture degree from Ball State University. Since then, he has worked on a variety of projects from single family homes to 2,500 student enrollment schools. Justin became a licensed architect in 2015, and has served as a project architect for Keystone since then.

Justin is as comfortable at the office as he is discussing the details of construction in the field. For him, it is not enough to be able to draw and talk about a project. Understanding how each part of a building interacts with another is equally important. Key projects for Justin include the 80/20 Headquarters, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, and ongoing work for the Lafayette School Corporation.