Brent Mather, NCARB, Assoc. AIA
EDUCATION The University of Illinois, Bachelor of Science in Architecture, 1995
The University of Illinois, Masters of Arts in Architecture, 1997
EXPERIENCE Brenner Design Incorporated; Project Manager, 2006 - current
Mather Design; Owner, 2005-2006
DOMAIN Architecture, Project Manager, 2004-2005
Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf Architects, Project Manager, 2001-2004
Woollen Molzan and Partners, Architects; Graduate Architect, 1997-2001
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
NCARB, National Council of Architectural Registration Board
AIA, American Institute of Architects, Associate Member
RESPONSIBILITIES AND
RELEVANT QUALIFICATIONS
Originally from Southern California, Senior Project Architect Brent Mather fell
in love with Indianapolis while traveling for work in 1993. He attended the
University of Illinois: Champaign Urbana in Architectural Design, and completed
a thesis focusing on Inner-City Renewal through Urban Planning, Historic
Preservation, and the careful addition of Contemporary Architecture. Before
joining Brenner Design in 2006, Mr. Mather completed design work with regionally
renowned Indianapolis architects Evans Woollen and Jonathan Hess on their
projects for the Indianapolis Central Library and Indianapolis Museum of Art.
Additionally, he has served as design consultant to numerous Urban Residential /
Commercial / Mixed-use projects for Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf Architects
(2001-2003) and DOMAIN Architecture (2003 – 2005), including the Indianapolis
Athletic Club Condos, penthouses as the Indianapolis Conrad Tower, and urban
renewal along Indianapolis’ Martin Luther King Corridor. In 2004, Mr. Mather
served as architectural coordinator for the City of Indianapolis’ Urban Façade
Grant Program, and currently volunteers his time and professional services with
Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, American Institute of Architecture – Indianapolis
Chapter, Habitat for Humanity, and the Tenth Street Urban Corridor.
Participation in Indianapolis Civic Organizations and our growing Arts Community
are particularly near Brent’s heart; he has participated with the Symphony
Orchestra, Dance Kaleidoscope (executive board member), and numerous local art
galleries.
