William Reue is a registered architect in New York, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania. Before establishing his own firm in 2006, he worked at Steven Harris Architects and Deborah Berke & Partners in New York City and Booth-Hansen in Chicago.  He has over twenty-five years of experience in the design and construction of high-end residential and commercial projects. He has managed the restoration of a number of buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, most notably the award-winning Hotel Fauchere in Milford, Pennsylvania.

William Reue taught design and drawing at the National University of Science and Technology in Zimbabwe as the university established the first school of architecture in the history of the country.  He remains active in architecture education, most recently teaching graduate and undergraduate design studios at the Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture at the University of Oklahoma.  He regularly participates in design juries at architecture schools throughout the United States.

William Reue is a painter, photographer, and textile designer. He often collaborates with other artists on independent art-inspired projects, such as the dance video collaboration entitled ELEVATIONS – A Ballet Exploration of Architectural Space.  In his spare time you will find him wandering New York City with a cup of coffee and his sketchbook in hand.