Wilson & Wilson Architects Principal, Tom Campbell Wilson, graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 1972 with a major in the fine arts, painting, drawing, and sculpture. In 1975 Wilson graduated from the University of Virginia with a Masters in Architecture, cum laude and a year a head of schedule. His internship was with Guy Wilson Architect, of Concord, New Hampshire. Upon his registration in 1979 he and Guy Wilson formed the partnership of Wilson & Wilson Architects. Tom assumed sole ownership, management, and responsibility for the firm in 1982.
In September of 1990, during the construction lull, Mr. Wilson joined the Firm of Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw and Folly of Syracuse, New York, a Firm concentrating in schoolhouse architecture, in the position of Project Manager, Project Architect, and Construction Administrator. In January of 1993 Mr Wilson retired from SWC&F, to again devote his full time efforts to Wilson & Wilson Architects.
Mr Wilson has also consulted for other local New Hampshire Firms, such as Samyn D’Elia of Ashland and Corzelius, Mattazuski, and Krause of Manchester.
In September of 1990, during the construction lull, Mr. Wilson joined the Firm of Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw and Folly of Syracuse, New York, a Firm concentrating in schoolhouse architecture, in the position of Project Manager, Project Architect, and Construction Administrator. In January of 1993 Mr Wilson retired from SWC&F, to again devote his full time efforts to Wilson & Wilson Architects.
Mr Wilson has also consulted for other local New Hampshire Firms, such as Samyn D’Elia of Ashland and Corzelius, Mattazuski, and Krause of Manchester.
