Paul Stoller LEED Fellow

Managing director of Atelier Ten’s Australian office and global leader of its Benchmarking practice, Paul is recognized for environmental planning and design consulting work on large-scale campus, cultural, and urban projects. Paul’s projects notably balance daylight, thermal comfort, and energy efficiency to exceed client benchmarks and expectations.

Paul’s work in Australia includes a major research laboratory for the South Australia Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), the Sydney Modern expansion of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Barangaroo South precinct in Sydney, the adaptive reuse of a former auto factory into the Tonsley Park mixed-use development, and the original environmental concepts for Federation Square in Melbourne.

Paul’s leadership in environmental design has been recognized by the US Green Building Council, who named him a LEED Fellow in 2013. Paul has taught environmental design at the UTS School of Architecture, and environmental design and building services at the Yale School of Architecture. He continues to serve as a visiting lecturer and environmental design consultant for the Rural Studio at Auburn University. In 2019 Paul was appointed to the NSW Government Architect’s State Design Review Panel.