Leed Robert Fryer

Robert Fryer is a prominent figure in the field of sustainable design and architecture education. He currently serves as the Director, Professor, and Cofounder of the MS Sustainable Design Program at Thomas Jefferson University.2 Prior to his current role, he was an Associate Professor at Philadelphia University from August 2006 to January 2022, where he focused on architecture and sustainability curriculum development.3

Professional Background

Robert Fryer holds several professional credentials:

• Registered Architect (RA)
• LEED AP (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional)
• NCI (National Charrette Institute) certification3

His expertise lies in sustainable design, with over a decade of experience in designing and managing architectural projects, as well as working as a LEED consultant.4

Academic Contributions

At Thomas Jefferson University, Fryer plays a key role in the MS in Sustainable Design program:

• Director and Professor of the program
• Thesis Coordinator for Sustainable Design1

His teaching philosophy emphasizes innovative approaches in architecture and design education, with a focus on guiding students in sustainable practices.

Areas of Expertise

Fryer's work centers on:

• Sustainable design principles
• Architectural project management
• LEED consulting
• Curriculum development in architecture and sustainability

His professional focus is on creating sustainable and environmentally responsible architectural solutions.4

Robert Fryer's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "robertfryer", reflecting his significant contributions to the field of sustainable architecture and design education.3