Jason Chan

AIA, LEED AP BD+C
Principal, Science and Technology, Houston

Growing up in Singapore, one of the densest urban environments in the world, Jason was drawn to architecture—specifically, the towering new skyscrapers being built all around him. Through this exposure, Jason marveled at the value of space and was inspired by the concept of high-performance buildings.

Always up to a challenge, Jason explored several different building types in the early stages of his career, but ultimately honed in on the complexity of Science and Technology—a specialty where he has since developed a particular expertise in laboratory planning and design ranging from university-level teaching labs to engineering, biomedical, translational, and transgenic facilities.

“Approach every challenge with a can-do attitude, and with the notion that it can be done until proven otherwise.”
The Final Product

Jason’s favorite part of the design process? Walking through the buildings he’s designed after ribbon-cutting and hearing from the people who work there. Knowing his work has positively impacted the advancement of science and education is something that will always thrill him.

I work with intensity and creativity. My productivity is often innovative: a blend of perspiration and imagination.

Jason's Featured Work

Louisiana State University Patrick F. Taylor Hall
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Louisiana State University Patrick F. Taylor Hall
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Texas A&M University Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
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Texas A&M University Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
College Station, Texas
Wright State University Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration classroom
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Wright State University Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration
Dayton, Ohio
Global Health Research Complex
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Global Health Research Complex
College Station, Texas
Texas A&M University Veterinary Education Research & Outreach Center
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Texas A&M University Veterinary Education Research & Outreach Center
Canyon, Texas