Richard Farley

Richard Farley is an Adjunct Professor of Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design, where he teaches Structures I & II in the Master of Architecture program. He is a registered architect and professional engineer with dual Master's degrees from the University of Pennsylvania, studying under Louis I. Kahn. Professionally, he serves as a principal at Jacobs (formerly KlingStubbins), contributing to high-profile projects such as Philadelphia's Bell Atlantic Tower, recognized for its architectural and engineering excellence.

His expertise integrates architectural design with structural engineering principles, emphasizing sustainable building practices. Farley's work bridges academic teaching and professional practice, fostering innovation in structural systems within architectural education and real-world projects.