Reid Lerner earned his degree in Architecture from the College of Environmental Design at the University of California, Berkeley. Twenty years later, he was commissioned to design the interim College of Environmental Design with the Pacific Film Archive Theater at UC Berkeley. Prior to starting Reid Lerner Architects, he opened GEZ Architects & Engineers branch office in San Jose, CA to serve electronics and biotechnology clients.
He opened Keller & Gannon Engineers & Architects branch office in Livermore, California to serve Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and Sandia National Laboratory. Reid Lerner and his clients have won national, state, and local honorary awards for technology, design, and historic preservation.
Reid Lerner has designed projects in US, Korea, Japan, PR China, Taiwan, Sao Tome, Belize, Mexico, Germany, Italy, Diego Garcia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Besides being licensed architect and certified interior designer (CCIDC) in California, Reid Lerner is also licensed in Hawaii, New Mexico, Indiana, Idaho, Guam, and CNMI.
He opened Keller & Gannon Engineers & Architects branch office in Livermore, California to serve Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and Sandia National Laboratory. Reid Lerner and his clients have won national, state, and local honorary awards for technology, design, and historic preservation.
Reid Lerner has designed projects in US, Korea, Japan, PR China, Taiwan, Sao Tome, Belize, Mexico, Germany, Italy, Diego Garcia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Besides being licensed architect and certified interior designer (CCIDC) in California, Reid Lerner is also licensed in Hawaii, New Mexico, Indiana, Idaho, Guam, and CNMI.
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Maritza L.
Jun 24, 2021
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I would give no stars if Yelp would allow me to. I am in need of plans in order to get a permit for the work that I *would like* to do. Reid chose to judge me for having begun exploratory work prior to obtaining a permit and called my city's building department to report me as doing "illegal construction". Thankfully, the building inspector realized nothing was going on, so Reid's mean-spirited call did not have any effect. My advice: Beware of Reid - he has a mean-spirited side.
