Paul Hume joined GWWO in 1993 and knew it was the place for him. He proved himself early on challenging assignments with Baltimore County Public Schools and the State of Maryland—clients he retains today—and was named an Associate of the firm in 1997. He became a Senior Associate in 2000, an Associate Principal in 2005, and a Principal of the firm in 2007.
Paul has distinguished himself through work on a variety of technically-complex projects, such as scientific laboratories, complicated renovations, and the new visitor services building for Gunpowder Falls State Park—one of the first green buildings undertaken by the State of Maryland. Within the office, this competence extends to his oversight of the firm’s technology program. He was instrumental in establishing GWWO as an early user of Building Information Modeling (BIM) technologies and has been a guest lecturer on this and other topics at Morgan State University.
Paul serves as the chair of the Baltimore chapter of the AIA’s Technology in Practice committee and the chair of the Baltimore Building Congress & Exchange’s Construction Technology committee. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Syracuse University.
