Pickard Chilton
Nancy Clayton possesses extensive experience in architecture, currently serving as Associate Principal at Pickard Chilton since October 2002. Previously, Nancy held the position of Senior Associate at Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects for 14 years, following a role as a Teaching Assistant in the Undergraduate Design Studio at Princeton University. Early career experiences include several architectural internships at firms such as Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects, Harry Wolf and Associates Architects, Agrest and Gandelsonas, Archipelago, and Eric R. Kuhne Associates. Nancy Claytons's academic background includes a Master of Architecture from Princeton University and an A.B. in Architecture from the same institution, complemented by a high school diploma from The Williams School.
Pickard Chilton
Pickard Chilton is a global architecture studio that designs innovative buildings and transformative environments that deliver value and inspire community. Founded in 1997, the New Haven, Connecticut-based, 50-person studio provides design services to public and private sector clients internationally. The studio is large enough to be entrusted with highly competitive projects of landmark scale yet small enough to offer visionary clients the gratifying experience of shared engagement in the realization of their ambitious goals. The studio practices exclusively as a Design Architect and collaborates with experienced Executive Architects to meet the unique needs of each client. This practice model ensures that clients have access to the most highly qualified professionals for all aspects of design, project management, building technology, and construction administration. A collective belief that 1+1=3 enlivens our collaborations and gives weight to all voices involved in the design process. The intangible element in the equation is the relationships that add incomparable value to the process, the project, and ultimately our clients’ missions. This collaborative alchemy produces environments where occupants, innovation, and communities thrive.