Wolf Saar
Managing Principal
Perkins Eastman
Wolf is the Managing Principal of Perkins Eastman's Seattle and Vancouver, BC offices. He served 11 years on the AIA Contract Documents Committee, culminating in two years as Chair. He currently serves as a special expert on the Committee.
With the belief that a robust design process plays a powerful role in delivering excellence, Wolf is an award-winning architect and community leader and has led all aspects of an architectural practice throughout a career spanning over 40 years. He is recognized for his leadership in the completion of a diverse portfolio of projects for private, not-for-profit, and public clients in the Puget Sound Region, nationally and internationally.
In addition to the AIA Contract Documents Committee, Wolf has chaired the National AIA Continuing Education (CES) Committee and served two-terms as Director, Board Member, and Treasurer for AIA Seattle. He has a passion for giving back to the profession of architecture and has served on the Washington State University School of Design and Construction’s Professional Advisory Board, chaired the City of Seattle’s East Design Review Board and currently serves on the Implementation Advisory Committee at Seattle University. He regularly serves as a guest lecturer focusing on practice and contracts at several universities nationally.
With the belief that a robust design process plays a powerful role in delivering excellence, Wolf is an award-winning architect and community leader and has led all aspects of an architectural practice throughout a career spanning over 40 years. He is recognized for his leadership in the completion of a diverse portfolio of projects for private, not-for-profit, and public clients in the Puget Sound Region, nationally and internationally.
In addition to the AIA Contract Documents Committee, Wolf has chaired the National AIA Continuing Education (CES) Committee and served two-terms as Director, Board Member, and Treasurer for AIA Seattle. He has a passion for giving back to the profession of architecture and has served on the Washington State University School of Design and Construction’s Professional Advisory Board, chaired the City of Seattle’s East Design Review Board and currently serves on the Implementation Advisory Committee at Seattle University. He regularly serves as a guest lecturer focusing on practice and contracts at several universities nationally.