Todd Burtis, AIA

Design Principal

Texas Tech University

Mr. Burtis is a 2003 graduate of Texas Tech University where he received a Master of Architecture. In addition to being a registered architect in the state of Texas and a LEED Green Associate, Todd is active within The Real Estate Council (TREC) serving on both the Community Initiatives and R+D Committees. These important community outreach groups foster and fund programs that focus on job creation and education. He was also selected to TREC’s prestigious 2012-2013 Associated Leadership Council (ALC) class.

As a Design Principal, Todd has become one of the firm’s leading designers and has acquired extensive knowledge of project types that include corporate offices, large scale multi-family developments, institutional facilities as well as boutique retail. Todd is also proficient in many three dimensional rendering software’s and has the ability to create everything from schematic massing models to complex photo-realistic marketing images.

A black and white portrait of Todd Burtis, a Design Principal with GFF, in front of a white background.
Todd Burtis is a Design Principal with GFF.

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