Andrew Carpentier is a licensed California architect with over 20 years of professional experience with residential, commercial, retail, public sector and historic preservation projects. He is directing the 60-unit Christi Park Towers residential complex design in Emeryville as well as multi-unit residential complexes throughout the region.

Long active in the historic preservation community, Mr. Carpentier served on Oakland's Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board for 11 years, 4 years as Chairman. He has also served four years as a trustee for Oakland's historic Dunsmuir House and Gardens and directed the introduction of several new buildings into the historic estate.

Historic Preservation projects include the restoration and addition to Pasadena's historic city hall, the Hoover Institute Library at Stanford, the Sunset Center Theatre in Carmel, The Rotunda Building in Oakland, California, the Esprit Headquarters in San Francisco and several high profile preservation work for the National Parks Service.

Commercial experience includes office build-outs for Charles Schwab and Socratic Technologies. Mr. Carpentier is also the architect-of-record for a prestigious San Francisco 38-floor high-rise financial district office building. Retail work has included stores for Esprit, Charles Schwab, Citibank and Wells Fargo Bank. Public sector projects include a new School of Public Policy at UC Berkeley and consulting work for the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Mr. Carpentier is a registered architect in California since 1986.