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Jon Rollins, Principal at GFF, leaning against wall with open architecture book, dressed in gray jacket and white shirt, photographed in a light-filled office.

Jon Rollins

AIA NCARB

Principal

Princeton University – School of Architecture
Harvard University – Graduate School of Design

Jon brings over four decades of architectural expertise to his role as a Principal at GFF, where he leads the firm’s institutional practice with particular emphasis on university projects, independent schools, cultural facilities, and communities of faith. His approach seamlessly integrates creative problem-solving with deep technical knowledge, resulting in solutions that honor both form and function. A recognized authority in historic preservation and adaptive reuse, Jon combines innovative design strategies with careful attention to architectural heritage. His influence extends beyond project work through his role as a thought leader in the architectural community, where he frequently shares insights on sacred spaces, learning environments, and preservation techniques. As a design critic and educator, he has helped shape the next generation of architects through his involvement with prestigious institutions, while his ongoing board service with Preservation Dallas reflects his commitment to protecting and celebrating architectural heritage.

Jon Rollins, Principal at GFF, leaning against wall with open architecture book, dressed in gray jacket and white shirt, photographed in a light-filled office.

Jon brings over four decades of architectural expertise to his role as a Principal at GFF, where he leads the firm’s institutional practice with particular emphasis on university projects, independent schools, cultural facilities, and communities of faith. His approach seamlessly integrates creative problem-solving with deep technical knowledge, resulting in solutions that honor both form and function. A recognized authority in historic preservation and adaptive reuse, Jon combines innovative design strategies with careful attention to architectural heritage. His influence extends beyond project work through his role as a thought leader in the architectural community, where he frequently shares insights on sacred spaces, learning environments, and preservation techniques. As a design critic and educator, he has helped shape the next generation of architects through his involvement with prestigious institutions, while his ongoing board service with Preservation Dallas reflects his commitment to protecting and celebrating architectural heritage.

Jon Rollins is a Principal with GFF specializing in Education and Historic Preservation work
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