Kerry Bartini is a proud graduate of Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island and is currently a licensed architect in the states of Massachusetts, New York, Florida, and Connecticut. Kerry had the privilege of working in three Berkshire County architectural firms for sixteen years before becoming a partner at Berkshire Design, Inc. in January of 2018.Kerry doesn’t remember a time when she wasn’t drawing. She has been passionate about architecture, great design and creating space since before she was old enough to know what the word architecture meant. A great education enhanced by great mentors further nurtured her love of design.
Kerry is currently an executive board member and the current President of the Western Massachusetts branch of the AIA. She serves as the AIA MA State Licensing Advisor to NCARB, and serves as the chair of the Education Committee for NCARB. She has previously served as the chair of the Continuing Education Subcommittee and the Think Tank, as well as serving on the DEI Committee. She completed 1Berkshire’s Berkshire Leadership Program in 2019, and then served on the Steering Committee for three years. She is also an alumni ambassador for RWU.
In 2023, Kerry successfully launched the non-profit The Millie Foundation with three other Lee High School Class of 1998 graduates. The Millie Foundation awards an annual scholarship to a student or graduate of Lee Middle & High School who is pursuing a career in a design field. Kerry is proud to be a current member of the Berkshire Design, Inc. team, a dynamic group of individuals that bring character, life and personality to each of our projects. She has always been a designer at heart and looks forward to many years at a firm that embraces that passion.
Kerry Bartini is a proud graduate of Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island and is currently a licensed architect in the states of Massachusetts, New York, Florida, and Connecticut. Kerry had the privilege of working in three Berkshire County architectural firms for sixteen years before becoming a partner at Berkshire Design, Inc. in January of 2018.Kerry doesn’t remember a time when she wasn’t drawing. She has been passionate about architecture, great design and creating space since before she was old enough to know what the word architecture meant. A great education enhanced by great mentors further nurtured her love of design.
Kerry is currently an executive board member and the current President of the Western Massachusetts branch of the AIA. She serves as the AIA MA State Licensing Advisor to NCARB, and serves as the chair of the Education Committee for NCARB. She has previously served as the chair of the Continuing Education Subcommittee and the Think Tank, as well as serving on the DEI Committee. She completed 1Berkshire’s Berkshire Leadership Program in 2019, and then served on the Steering Committee for three years. She is also an alumni ambassador for RWU.
In 2023, Kerry successfully launched the non-profit The Millie Foundation with three other Lee High School Class of 1998 graduates. The Millie Foundation awards an annual scholarship to a student or graduate of Lee Middle & High School who is pursuing a career in a design field. Kerry is proud to be a current member of the Berkshire Design, Inc. team, a dynamic group of individuals that bring character, life and personality to each of our projects. She has always been a designer at heart and looks forward to many years at a firm that embraces that passion.
Robert R. Viel, Jr. joined BERKSHIRE DESIGN Inc. as associate in 2016. Rob has over 20 years of experience as an Architectural Designer and Drafter. Prior to BERKSHIRE DESIGN, Rob held a position of Designer and Drafter at KOHL CONSTRUCTION, a design/build construction company located in the Five College Area of Hadley, Massachusetts specializing in custom built, and environmentally conscious homes. Prior to that as Senior Designer and Drafter for Pamela Sandler AIA, Architect designing custom, high-end residences located throughout the Berkshires.
Being a Western Mass native, Rob enjoys incorporating his love for traditional and classic New England vernacular in his work. Rob holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree as well as an Associate of Applied Science in Architectural Engineering, both from Wentworth Institute of Technology School of Architecture. When Rob doesn’t have his hands full doing a D.I.Y. project on his Victorian home, he enjoys the beaches and wooded retreats of Maine, bowling, swimming, Interior Design and spending time with his family and friends.
