Over his 30-year career, Tullis has designed residential, office, retail, entertainment, educational, medical research, civic, institutional, and mixed-use projects鈥攊n aggregate, some 40 million square feet of enclosed space. He鈥檚 now senior vice president and director of design for GID Development Group in Boston, overseeing his firm鈥檚 design of luxury residential and mixed-use projects. Previously he played key roles at a number of award-winning firms, including Elkus Manfredi Architects and Koetter Kim & Associates, where he designed buildings for Colby College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, among others. He is an authority on placemaking, the practice of designing space that promotes human health, happiness, and emotional connectedness, and co-chairs the Boston Society of Architects鈥 Placemaking Network.
Education:聽B.A., Colgate University; M.Arch, Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Examples of his work:聽The Trial Court in Brockton, Mass.; at M.I.T., 88 Sidney Street, in University Park, and the Broad Institute; The Grove at Farmers Market in Los Angeles, Americana at Brand in Glendale, California, and Belmar, outside Denver, all mixed-use developments.
Favorite places at 91大神:聽鈥淛oke answer: the Manhan, and you can鈥檛 print why. Real answer: the railroad station building, because in my era it was used as the art building, decorated with student art. I took many interesting studio classes there with Barry Moser. Also, the basement under the dining hall in my era was a wood shop, which was available for student projects, and I did some hands-on work there. Architecturally, the Dodge Room was the most evocative interior space. Spatially, the all茅e of trees from the main Park Street gate towards Ford Hall is the most memorable.鈥
In his own words:聽鈥淢y mom claims she knew I would be an architect ever since I was a little kid, because I used to make these fantastic block structures of entire cities.鈥
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