Heritage Architect, Clinton Brown Company Architecture, FAIA, Buffalo, NY, USA
Heritage conservation architect Clinton Brown, FAIA, is a graduate of Franklin & Marshall College, the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies, and the University of Virginia School of Architecture. He has taught at the SUNY Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning and The School of Restoration Art at Willowbank. He is a frequent speaker about heritage conservation and Main Street revitalization and a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.

Clinton Brown Company Architecture, pc, is a leading full service heritage conservation, architecture, and grant services firm, which is driven to collaboratively design renewing historic buildings and heritage places to be better for everyone.

CBCA nominated Buffalo’s Elmwood Historic District for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, one of the country’s largest historic districts. This is the genesis of his book, Olmsted’s Elmwood: The Rise, Decline and Renewal of Buffalo’s Parkway Neighbourhood, A Model for America’s Cities, published by City of Light Publishing.

New York’s Governor appointed him to the Board that is overseeing the rehabilitation of the National Historic Landmark Richardson Olmsted Campus, the former Buffalo State Asylum. Successive Secretaries of the Interior have appointed him a Commissioner of the state-wide Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor Commission, an affiliate of the National Park Service. He is a member of the Vestry of Trinity Episcopal Church, Buffalo and has been a Willowbank Board member since 2008.