Ben is a seasoned architect with nearly two decades of comprehensive experience in architecture, project management, and design. Originally from Kansas, he has made significant contributions to notable projects across various cities, including Kansas City, Austin, San Antonio, and more recently, the South Florida area. His professional repertoire encompasses a diverse range of sectors such as Commercial, Educational, Religious, Medical, Industrial, and High-End Residential architecture. This broad expertise allows him to approach each project with a unique perspective tailored to its specific needs.

Ben’s academic journey at the University of Kansas laid a solid foundation in design principles and methodologies. His studies emphasized critical areas such as passive design, acoustics, and fabrication, equipping him with the technical skills necessary for innovative architectural solutions. 

At RJ Heisenbottle Architects, Ben spearheaded the restoration and adaptive reuse of the historic Delray Beach Train Depot, a project that exemplifies his commitment to preserving architectural heritage. This 1920s structure, which had endured time and arson, was revitalized under his leadership into a functional space serving the City of Delray Beach’s Human Resources and Risk Management Departments, as well as an Employee Health Clinic. Ben’s dynamic career reflects a passion for blending functionality with aesthetic appeal, ensuring that each project not only meets practical requirements but also enhances the community’s architectural landscape.