Neil Flanagan

Neil Flanagan is a highly experienced architect and scholar currently serving as Scholar in Residence at Heurich House Museum since January 2023, focusing on a grant-funded book about the founders of American urban planning in Washington, D.C. With a longstanding role as a contributor to Greater Greater Washington since September 2009, Flanagan writes to bridge the gap between architects and the public through insightful analysis. Previous positions include Project Architect at NBBJ Design, where oversight of building system coordination and compliance occurred across a significant commercial complex, and Associate at Maginniss + del Ninno Architects, managing construction administration for high-profile projects. Additional experience encompasses staff architecture at Hickok Cole and junior architecture at Caples Jefferson Architects, where Flanagan contributed to notable cultural and educational projects. Flanagan holds a Master of Architecture from Yale University and a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Columbia University.