Paul Baca
RA
Senior Design Leader
Senior Design Studio
Paul is a Senior Design Leader in GFF’s Senior Design Studio, with a career focused on the design and delivery of high-density residential architecture. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and a Master of Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington and brings a comprehensive understanding of design across all phases of a project.
Prior to joining GFF, Paul worked at Hill West Architects, GDA now KTGY, Merriman Anderson Architects, and JHP. His experience includes more than two dozen residential towers in New York City, with key roles on projects such as 1399 Park Avenue, 123 Linden, Waterline Square, and 56 Leonard, as well as large-scale residential work in Houston, Austin, Las Vegas, and Dallas.
Paul’s work is driven by a belief that quality in residential architecture comes from depth of thinking, detailing, and execution. He is motivated by creating places that resonate with the people who live in them. Outside of practice, Paul explores his artistic side through crafting and woodworking, reflecting his passion for craft and the act of creation.
Paul is a Senior Design Leader in GFF’s Senior Design Studio, with a career focused on the design and delivery of high-density residential architecture. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and a Master of Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington and brings a comprehensive understanding of design across all phases of a project.
Prior to joining GFF, Paul worked at Hill West Architects, GDA now KTGY, Merriman Anderson Architects, and JHP. His experience includes more than two dozen residential towers in New York City, with key roles on projects such as 1399 Park Avenue, 123 Linden, Waterline Square, and 56 Leonard, as well as large-scale residential work in Houston, Austin, Las Vegas, and Dallas.
Paul’s work is driven by a belief that quality in residential architecture comes from depth of thinking, detailing, and execution. He is motivated by creating places that resonate with the people who live in them. Outside of practice, Paul explores his artistic side through crafting and woodworking, reflecting his passion for craft and the act of creation.