As the Vice President of Architects Alaska, Inc., Andrew Simasko brings over four decades of architectural expertise, particularly in the unique contexts of Alaska and Montana. His journey with the firm began as a college intern in 1975, and after earning his Master of Architecture...
As the Vice President of Architects Alaska, Inc., Andrew Simasko brings over four decades of architectural expertise, particularly in the unique contexts of Alaska and Montana. His journey with the firm began as a college intern in 1975, and after earning his Master of Architecture from Montana State University - Bozeman, he returned to Architects Alaska in 1976, where he has since played a pivotal role in shaping the firm’s vision and projects. His extensive experience encompasses a diverse range of sectors, including urban planning, mixed-use developments, and sustainability-focused design, making him a key figure in the architecture and planning industry.
Mr. Simasko is known for his proficiency in Integrated Project Delivery and Project Planning, ensuring that projects are executed efficiently and collaboratively. His skills in AutoCAD, Revit, and the Adobe Creative Suite allow him to create innovative design solutions that meet both aesthetic and functional needs. He has led significant projects that emphasize value engineering and sustainability, reflecting his commitment to environmentally responsible architecture.
Under his leadership, Architects Alaska has undertaken numerous high-profile projects that not only enhance community spaces but also contribute to the economic vitality of the regions they serve. His ability to navigate complex feasibility studies and deliver mixed-use developments has positioned him as a trusted advisor in the industry. Andrew Simasko’s dedication to architecture is evident in his mentorship of emerging architects and his active involvement in professional organizations, further solidifying his legacy in the field.
