Senior Staff

Robyn A. Sealander, AIA, NCARB

Office: 207.667.7755
Mobile: 207.669.2833
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Robyn has been practicing architect since 1992. She holds a bachelor's degree from Barnard College, and a Master of Architecture degree from Columbia University. For almost a decade, she worked on institutional, commercial and municipal projects in the San Francisco Bay Area. She started Sealander Studio in 1997 while in San Francisco. In 2001, she and her husband Mike moved to Maine, where they continue to practice together.

Robyn has taught design at the Tulane University School of Architecture. She is licensed in Maine and California.

Mike Sealander

Office: 207.667.7755
Mobile: 207.266.5822
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Mike has successfully bridged the design and construction fields through a number of diverse job roles. He holds a bachelor's degree from Wesleyan University and a Master of Architecture degree from Columbia University. He worked for three years a carpenter in California before working for Bay Area design firms specializing in academic and laboratory building types.

He moved to Maine with Robyn Sealander in 2001, and began their design-build practice on the Blue Hill Peninsula, executing several residential projects as both designer and general contractor.

Mike is the current president of the Ellsworth Noontime Rotary, the Downtown Ellsworth Association, and serves on the Brooklin planning board. He is versed in Revit, 3ds Max, Ecotect and Energy-10, and leads the firm's energy analysis practice.

Lauren Reiter, AIA NCARB, LEED Accredited Professional

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Lauren has twenty-five years experience practicing architecture and over twelve years of teaching at the University level. Her tenure as Senior Vice President with Croxton Collaborative Architects PC in New York City, one of the pioneering "green architecture" firms in America, helped launch the art and practice of a new approach to design and construction: one that minimizes energy use, conserves resources, preserves and restores habitat, and eliminates much of the toxicity endemic to modern construction practices.

Lauren holds a bachelor of arts form Brown University, and a Master of Architecture degree from University of Virginia. She is licensed to practice architecture in Maine and New York.