Joseph Mutter

Joseph Mutter is a dedicated professional focused on the preservation and repurposing of historic structures by incorporating sustainable technologies to enhance energy efficiency.

With a strong educational background including a Master of Real Estate Development + Design from the University of California, Berkeley, a Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies from Middlebury College, and high school studies in German Language and Literature, Joseph brings a well-rounded perspective to his work.

His expertise spans property condition assessments, owner representation, construction loan monitoring, operations & project management, historic preservation construction & design, net-zero energy design, renewable energy, energy audits, benchmarking, and Section 106 compliance.

Having held various roles such as Project Coordinator at Marx - Okubo Associates, Inc., Operations and Project Management at HistoriCorps, and Environmental, Social, and Governance Summer Intern at Grosvenor Group, Joseph has gained diverse experience in the architectural and environmental sectors.

His professional journey includes positions at organizations like The Stone House Group, EHT Traceries Inc, Piedmont Environmental Council, National Park Service, and roles such as Carpenter, Historic Preservation Fellow, and Architectural Studies Assistant.

Joseph's involvement in projects like the Middlebury College Organic Farm, Solar Decathlon, and Middlebury College Department of History of Art and Architecture showcases his multifaceted approach towards sustainable and innovative initiatives.

With a keen interest in energy performance optimization and a proactive stance on blending historical preservation with modern efficiency, Joseph Mutter stands out as a knowledgeable and experienced professional in the field.