James Roseberry, AIA

James Roseberry, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, CDT received dual Bachelor’s degrees in Architecture and Architectural Engineering from Kansas State University in 1995. After spending seven years in the industry, James joined Trivers in 2001 as an Architectural Designer. He became a licensed architect in 2004, a LEED Accredited Professional in 2007 and a Project Manager in 2012. In 2016, he was promoted to an Associate of the firm and Senior Project Manager. A founding member of the Trivers Green Team, he manages the firm's 2030 Commitment response, is lead author of the firm's Sustainable Action Plan, and is involved in many of the firm's LEED projects, including the first LEEDv4 renovation at Washington University in St. Louis. James is a charter member of the BuildingGreen Small Firm Sustainable Design Leaders Peer Network and participated in the inaugural Peer Network Summit parallel to the A'19 AIA Conference on Architecture. James has served on the St. Louis Chapter AIA Board of Directors and Committee on the Environment and is currently the President-Elect of the Missouri Gateway Green Building Council (a USGBC Community). He has presented on the topic of sustainability for the Missouri Association of Physical Plant Administrator, the Association for Preservation Technology International, the Missouri Gateway Green Building Council, and at the A'22 AIA Conference on Architecture.