Ronald has more than 30 years of experience in the field of architecture, design, and construction. Since joining H2M in 1996, his award-winning designs have become favored by both clients and communities alike. For more than 20 years, Ron has been involved in the shaping of H2M’s Architecture Division. Under his current leadership, his focus is to develop and oversee the processes and procedures that provide H2M’s clients with outstanding service and quality design work, while at the same time foster an environment of collaboration and mentorship so that our remarkable architects can display their talents and creativity in building sustainably and seeking out opportunities for further market diversity.

Mr. Page has over 30 years of experience in the fields of architecture, design, and construction. Since joining H2M in 1988 as one of the firm’s first architects, Mr. Page has worked his way from staff architect to project manager to client manager, and he became an Officer of the firm in 2006. He currently serves as H2M’s Discipline Director for Education and Learning. He is responsible for a team of architects, overseeing the design, coordination, and quality control of all projects within the education studio.

Mr. Page has played a crucial part in the development and evolution of H2M’s architecture division, and the growth of the education market as one of H2M’s largest markets, serving nearly 30 (K-12) School Districts, over a dozen Library systems, and several Colleges and Universities.

Mr. Page has demonstrated continued passion for architecture, commitment to his work and his clients. This approach has built a professional career based on creativity in solving challenges to meet the client’s needs. The result is providing excellent work and service to   clients while developing and mentoring staff in all aspects of design and construction.

Outside of the office, Mr. Page is an active member of the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI), where he has held roles as President and Northeast Region Director, as well as Friends of NYIT School of Architecture & Design, his alma mater’s alumni organization. He is an Advisory Board Member of the Architectural Engineering Technology program at Farmingdale State College. Guy also participates annually in Memorial Sloan Kettering’s Cycle for Survival and volunteers as a judge for the FIRST Robotics Competition on behalf of School-Business Partnerships of Long Island (SBPLI).

Mr. Paul has over 35 years of design and construction experience, in both residential and commercial fields. In his role as Discipline Director for Private Sector Real Estate, he manages and facilitates a team of architects on all phases of architectural and design projects from initial studies through construction administration. Focusing on commercial, industrial, institutional, retail and residential projects in the private sector, he is responsible for preliminary design, construction document preparation, budgeting, scheduling, planning, code analysis and construction administration.

Prior to joining H2M, Mr. Paul worked as a project architect in New York City and Long Island on a variety of projects including; the New York City Parks Department, colleges and school districts, the Hudson Line Stations of the Metro North System and multi-family residential projects. In private practice for 25 years, he worked primarily on custom residential design and small commercial projects, including repairing and elevating storm damaged homes on the south shore of Long Island, as well as providing expert testimony to resolve client/contractor disputes.

Most recently, Mr. Paul has received praise and recognition for his noteworthy work in facilitating the design of the first 3D printed house in the United States to receive a building permit and when completed, a certificate of occupancy.