Evan is a Founding Principal of Mathison | Mathison Architects, where he primarily focuses on concept design, project development, and office management. His work includes diverse public and private projects, ranging from complex renovations and additions to new construction for a variety of clients. His work is rooted in a desire to create ambiguity between the indoors and outdoors, heightening the awareness of a site in an architectural response.
Evan earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan College of Architecture and Urban Planning, then moved to the east coast to attend Harvard University for his Master of Architecture degree from their Graduate School of Design.
Evan is passionate about education and mentorship and has enjoyed various teaching opportunities, such as design studio instructor for the Harvard University Career Discovery Program, guest lectures for professional practice courses in architecture at Harvard, and as a design critic for numerous design studios at Harvard University, Northeastern University, Wentworth Institute of Technology, and the Boston Architectural Center.
Evan’s projects have received several design awards and have been published in a variety of books and magazines, as well as having been part of exhibitions in New England and New York.