Architecture firm adds senior project manager and architect

SARASOTA — Full-service architecture firm Fawley Bryant Architecture, with offices in Sarasota and Bradenton, has aded two new members to its team — Senior Project Manager Aaron Jacobson and Architect Nicholas Bosman.

Jacobson brings nearly 20 years of experience with commercial, retail and education projects throughout California, according to a press release. His project experience involves multiple construction delivery methods, providing thorough knowledge of all phases of construction. Prior to joining Fawley Bryant, Jacobson was a principal at SIM-PBK Architects, working with a staff of 40.

“Throughout my career, I have found education work to be some of the most rewarding projects,” says Jacobson in a statement. “I’ve been the PM on several K-12 projects. It’s that moment you open a new school or reopen a campus after modernization and see the students and staff's excitement as they interact in the facility that drives me. To be a part of the future of our communities is a great feeling, and I look forward to experiencing that moment with this team at Fawley Bryant Architecture.”

Bosman joins Fawley Bryant after serving as project manager and designer at BRR Architecture in Overland Park, Kan., where projects ranged from commercial remodels to new builds. In 2019, Bosman was a member of the AIA Kansas City Pillars Leadership Program for emerging professionals. 

Fawley Bryant Architecture is an integrated architecture and interior design firm.