We are delighted to share that Cory Ingersoll, a dedicated member of our Think Architecture team, has officially earned his architectural license in the State of Utah. This licensure is a significant milestone in Cory’s career, affirming his expertise and opening new avenues for his professional development.
“Studying architecture has always been my dream,” Cory explains, reflecting on his journey from a childhood fascination to a professional realization. For as long as he can remember, he has been passionate about designing spaces that positively impact daily life. Obtaining his architectural license is a fitting advancement in his career, paving the way for new opportunities to consistently shape better living spaces.
Overcoming Challenges with Determination
The path to licensure involved formidable challenges, including the Architect Registration Examination (ARE). Cory reflects on the rigor of his licensure exams: “The final ARE exams were the most intense part of the process, surpassing even the challenge of earning dual master’s degrees in architecture and business administration from the University of Utah.” Successfully completing the exams elicited a deep sense of achievement and appreciation.
Guidance and Growth through Key Projects
Cory’s journey at Think Architecture has been marked by numerous accomplishments and invaluable learning experiences. With the support and mentorship of experienced colleagues like Jim Poloncic and Jered Plouzek, Cory has grown tremendously as a professional. “Jim and Jered have guided and taught with patience,” he says, acknowledging the positive impact of our firm’s collaborative environment.
Cory has played a critical role in several key projects that have contributed to his development as an architect. As the principal drafter for multiple chapel projects for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he has helped create spaces that serve as central community hubs. He has also contributed to designing the Layton and Park City Fire Stations and served as the main draftsperson for the Saratoga Springs Police and Courthouse. Each of these projects showcases Cory’s dedication to thoughtful design and his growing expertise in the field.
Looking to Future Endeavors
With his licensure, Cory’s role at Think Architecture will naturally expand, allowing him to take on more projects and responsibilities. This step reflects his proven abilities and sets the stage for practical contributions to our ongoing and future projects.
We celebrate Cory Ingersoll’s licensure as a testament to his hard work and dedication to architecture. We look forward to his continued contributions and leadership in creating spaces that resonate with and enrich the communities we serve.
Congratulations, Cory, on achieving this significant professional milestone!