Gilbert Architects

06/18/2026

We're excited to welcome Cag Saylor to Gilbert Architects as a BIM modeler!

In his role, he'll support project teams through building information modeling and coordination, helping bring innovative learning environments to life for students, educators, and communities.

Interested in joining our growing team? View current openings: https://www.gilbertarchitects.com/careers/

06/15/2026

School projects rarely become complicated overnight.

Usually, it's a hundred small decisions, missed conversations, or unresolved issues that build up over time.

That's why experience matters. Recognizing issues early helps keep projects on track and avoid costly surprises.

06/10/2026

Congratulations to Nara Anusonti-Inthra, recipient of the 2026 Gilbert Architects Scholarship.

Nara, a graduating senior from Harford County Public Schools' Aberdeen High School, plans to study electrical engineering at Carnegie Mellon University.

As part of the Garmann Miller family of companies, Gilbert Architects is proud to support students pursuing careers connected to the future of the built environment.

Congratulations to the class of 2026, and best wishes for all that’s ahead!

06/05/2026

We're hiring.

Gilbert Architects is looking for a construction contract administrator to help guide projects through construction, coordinate with project teams and contractors, and support successful outcomes for our school district clients.

If you have experience in construction and take pride in keeping projects moving forward, we'd love to hear from you.

🔗 Learn more and apply: https://www.gilbertarchitects.com/careers/construction-contract-administrator

06/01/2026

You wouldn’t build a plane on the tarmac.

That idea framed a recent discussion between Gilbert Architects and Modlogiq at the MDASBO Spring Conference on off-site construction in K-12 schools.

As schedules tighten and projects become more difficult to deliver around occupied campuses, many districts are looking for ways to reduce disruption, improve predictability, and keep construction moving with fewer surprises.

Read more here:

You wouldn’t build a plane on the tarmac.

05/28/2026

School buildings experience a level of daily wear most facilities never will.

Material selection impacts maintenance, longevity, replacement cycles, and how a building performs years after opening day.

The goal is to choose materials that hold up over time while still creating welcoming, engaging environments for students and staff.

05/25/2026

Today, we remember and honor the service members who gave their lives in service to our country.

05/21/2026

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth at the MDASBO Spring Conference, played a round with us, and spent some time with our team over the past few days.

It’s always great to reconnect with people across the industry and hear more about what districts are thinking about as they plan for the future.

Can't wait to see you all again next year!

05/18/2026

What if your school project could be built in a controlled environment instead of an active job site?

Join us at MDASBO's 2026 Spring Conference as we discuss the business case for off-site construction in K–12, including schedule predictability, procurement considerations, and reducing disruption on occupied campuses.

Wednesday | 9–10 a.m. | Room 207/208

05/15/2026

Let’s roll, MDASBO!

We’re bringing a larger-than-life dice game. Stop by booth 501 to test your luck!