NORBERTO LEÓN
Registered Architect, LEED GA
Mr. León has over twenty five years of experience, fifteen of those as a registered architect. He's been involved in the planning, design and construction of a variety of projects primarily for academic, business, and residential clients.
In 2009 Mr. León founded DellaMora Architecture providing architectural and project management services in the Boston area for developers, contractors, homeowners, state and private organizations. He's served as an Owner’s Project Manager for UMass and is certified as an MCPPO. He specializes in completing very complex projects that have multiple stakeholders, extensive programmatic and engineering requirements, difficult site constraints and environmental issues, and extensive regulatory requirements.
He received his Bachelor of Architecture in 2000 from the Boston Architectural Center. He attended on a six-year-tuition-free scholarship from the Walker Scholarship Fund and graduated with honors. He designed several homes pro-bono for Habitat for Humanity Greater Boston, and received a Golden Hammer Award in 2008 for his efforts. During his time at the Boston firm of ARC, he was the Project Architect for the Hackley School's Walter C. Johnson Center for Health and Wellness, awarded by ENR New York as best project in the K-12 Education Facility division for 2018. Mr León was born in Barcelona, where he grew up and learned Spanish, he also lived in Mexico City and Western Connecticut. He now lives with his family in Chelmsford, Massachusetts.
Registered Architect, LEED GA
Mr. León has over twenty five years of experience, fifteen of those as a registered architect. He's been involved in the planning, design and construction of a variety of projects primarily for academic, business, and residential clients.
In 2009 Mr. León founded DellaMora Architecture providing architectural and project management services in the Boston area for developers, contractors, homeowners, state and private organizations. He's served as an Owner’s Project Manager for UMass and is certified as an MCPPO. He specializes in completing very complex projects that have multiple stakeholders, extensive programmatic and engineering requirements, difficult site constraints and environmental issues, and extensive regulatory requirements.
He received his Bachelor of Architecture in 2000 from the Boston Architectural Center. He attended on a six-year-tuition-free scholarship from the Walker Scholarship Fund and graduated with honors. He designed several homes pro-bono for Habitat for Humanity Greater Boston, and received a Golden Hammer Award in 2008 for his efforts. During his time at the Boston firm of ARC, he was the Project Architect for the Hackley School's Walter C. Johnson Center for Health and Wellness, awarded by ENR New York as best project in the K-12 Education Facility division for 2018. Mr León was born in Barcelona, where he grew up and learned Spanish, he also lived in Mexico City and Western Connecticut. He now lives with his family in Chelmsford, Massachusetts.