Daniel Rothschild, FAIA, is the founder and Senior Principal of Rothschild Doyno Collaborative, an architecture and urban design firm in Pittsburgh. He leads design, communication, and engagement through the firm’s Design Sketchbook process, creating artful, meaningful, and pragmatic solutions. A graduate of Miami University, Dan also studied at the Architectural Association in London and earned his Master of Architecture from North Carolina State University, where he received the AIA School Medal.

Nathaniel Orr is the Founder and Managing Partner of SONDER architecture + design, a Pittsburgh-based studio specializing in airport concessions, retail, commercial, hospitality, and residential projects. A licensed architect in eight states and a Virginia Tech graduate, he brings nearly two decades of experience delivering complex projects across diverse jurisdictions, blending creative vision with technical expertise to create purposeful, enduring spaces.

Paul Lewandowski, founder of Paul Designs Project, is an architect and designer based in Portland, Maine. A graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Paul brings more than three decades of experience in architecture, art, and design. His work reflects a deep appreciation for craft, material honesty, and the intersection of architecture with personal expression.

With over 20 years of experience, Bob has worked with firms large and small, including Perkins Eastman, and led projects ranging from residential and hospitality to retail and senior living, with values from $1,000 to $250M. He is a Registered Architect in Pennsylvania and Texas and holds a Bachelors and Masters degree in Architecture from Kent State University. Bob also serves on the AIA Pittsburgh Board of Directors and as Zoning Hearing Board Chair in Ben Avon Borough, where he lives with his wife and two children.

Endicott “Endy” Reindl brings extensive experience in nonprofit leadership and community engagement. Before becoming Executive Director for the Pittsburgh Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, he worked at the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, where he cultivated donor relationships that generated over $2.9 million in support. His strategic vision and dedication to mission-driven work have consistently strengthened the organizations he’s led. Previously, as Executive Director of the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra, Reindl achieved significant budget increases and endowment growth while deepening community partnerships. With a proven ability to build meaningful connections and advance organizational goals, he is well positioned to guide AIA Pittsburgh.