Erik Anderson, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP
Executive Vice President – Architecture & Engineering
Erik, a licensed and LEED-accredited architect, brings over 35 years of expertise across senior living, housing, education, commercial, industrial, private aviation, retail, and healthcare projects. Known for his collaborative approach, he leads the architecture and engineering team and fosters strong client relationships while working closely with PROCON’s construction teams to exceed expectations.
Beyond his profession, Erik has served on his local planning board, coached youth sports, and led a Boy Scout troop. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects and the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. He also volunteers with his church and serves on the Military & Veterans Services Committee of Easterseals, supporting the Military & Veterans Campus in Franklin, NH.
What gets you out of bed in the morning?
"The drive to motivate our phenomenal team to design and build the best projects possible. Design-build is unique in that we literally design and construct the world where people work, live, and play. We have such a profound impact on the community, I am committed to doing the very best I can to help improve it."
What do you enjoy most about what you do?
“Working with our great clients to make their vision a reality. Whether it’s a senior living home that enhances the quality of life of its residents, affordable housing for veterans, or academic buildings for places of higher learning, what we do for our clients makes a meaningful difference and is incredibly rewarding.”
What do you enjoy doing for fun?
“Anything outside. I love mountain biking, pickleball, skiing, snowshoeing, and home improvement projects. I also love growing things; I cultivate peaches, apples, blueberries, and hazelnuts at home. Lastly, my wife and I are avid college football fans and love traveling to games.”
Tell us about your family:
“My wife of 26 years and I have three kids we’re very proud of: a writer in Hollywood, an aerospace engineer in Switzerland, and a finance major at the University of Georgia. Needless to say, we travel a lot!”
