TSK Architects, a leading architecture, planning and interior design firm specializing in innovative design solutions, is proud to announce the recent rehire of Vince Novak into the role of senior designer. With his extensive experience and proven track record, Novak brings back a wealth of knowledge and creativity to the firm.
As senior designer, Vince will play a crucial role in mentoring and inspiring project team members, researching design trends, leading the design process, and ensuring the delivery of thoughtful and creative design solutions. His collaboration with the design director will help shape TSK Architects’ vision and goals, further enhancing the firm’s reputation for excellence.
Having previously worked with TSK Architects from 2004 to 2011 as a full-time designer, he played a pivotal role in leading the design of several high-profile projects across the state, including the Silverland Middle School in Lyon County and Henderson North Community Police Station. During his tenure, Vince demonstrated his exceptional design skills and contributed to the success of these landmark projects.
“We are thrilled to welcome Vince Novak back to TSK Architects,” said Windom Kimsey, president of TSK Architects. “His design talent and wealth of experience make him an invaluable asset to our team. Vince has a remarkable ability to create innovative and impactful design solutions that have and will continue to exceed our clients’ expectations. We are confident that his creative vision and leadership will continue to elevate our design capabilities as we all give him a warm welcome back.”
Novak’s career journey after his initial time with TSK Architects took him to establish his own design firm in 2014, focusing on residential and commercial projects in Michigan. During this time, he also served as a contracted employee for TSK Architects, contributing to Federal and public safety initiatives. Novak’s commitment to design excellence and his involvement in professional organizations, such as the American Institute of Architects (AIA), where he chaired the Committee on the Environment in Grand Rapids from 2016 to 2019, further demonstrate his dedication to the architectural field.
