Jerry L. Hupy, AIA

Sometimes timing is everything. Just after completing graduate studies in architecture at Clemson University and traveling abroad, Jerry began his career at SRW. In 1993 he became a principal and in his three decades at the firm, Jerry has designed a host of what he calls “amazing projects” that are primarily residential; a handful of commercial; and a collection of exclusive golf clubs located up and down the East Coast. He says, “It’s a joy to work with clients and help them visualize their dreams. SRW is an incredible place to work. We have such a talented team and have built strong relationships with our clients, interior designers, landscape architects and builders. The best compliment we can receive is to hear our clients say, ‘I love my house.’” Jerry’s numerous other passions include traveling, reading, watching movies, cooking, gardening, running and cycling, and supporting the arts and music.

Michael O. McClung, AIA, LEED AP

Michael grew up in historic Lewisburg, West Virginia where generations of his family have lived since before the revolution. His love of architecture grew from his years in Lewisburg where eighteenth­ and nineteenth-century buildings are in continual use. Michael earned his architectural degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute with studies at the Alexandria Center for Urban Studies and the Virginia Tech Center for European Studies based in Lugano, Switzerland. After graduation, honed his passion for beautifully detailed design at an award-winning firm in upstate New York. Six years later, Michael joined SRW and was named a principal in 2006. Today, he continues to lead collaborative efforts within the firm for numerous project types. Always compelled by residential architecture, he enjoys the opportunity to genuinely understand his clients’ unique aspiration of home. Larger projects provide excitement too and require a broader perspective—like the 100,000-square-foot expansion of the Greenbrier Hotel and the subsequent chapel on the grounds. “In every commission,” Michael says, “it is the creative vision and commitment to details that guide and fulfill successful projects.” Michael is LEED and NCARB accredited and holds licensure in several states. Outside the office, he has a wide range of interests and spends time in nature and traveling with his family.

Don H. Aitken, AIA

Originally from Prince Edward Island, Don earned his architectural degree from the Technical University of Nova Scotia (now Dalhousie University). Upon completion he was awarded the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Student Medal. Prior to joining SRW in 1997, Don traveled extensively in Europe and Scandinavia to study residential housing and worked for architectural firms in Oslo, Halifax, Toronto, New York City, and Los Angeles. He became a principal at SRW in 2006 and holds professional licenses in New York and California. Although passionate about residential design, Don has also worked on large institutional and equestrian facilities. Don enjoys the challenges that each new project presents and together with his partners endeavors to make thoughtful, memorable places that respond to every client’s needs and to each unique site. Outside the firm, Don enjoys traveling and photography.

David Boettcher, AIA

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Matthew Lopes, AIA