Ken Hill joined Silman in 2013 with a background in general building design in addition to building envelope research and design. His building envelope experience includes forensic investigations, wind tunnel testing, full-scale testing, and most recently, product development management for a window, door, and curtain wall manufacturer. He has worked for a range of clients and project types including educational and cultural institutions, private and multi-family residential buildings, and commercial developments.
Ken recently completed a retail fit out within the context of an interior and exterior historic restoration and adaptive re-use of the Carnegie Library in Washington, DC, and he is currently involved with the renovation of University of Virginia’s main library building in Charlottesville, VA.
