Thomas M. Lesko, Architect, B. Arch., M.L.A.

Thomas Lesko is a Registered Professional Architect in Massachusetts, New York State, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Maine, and holds NCARB national certification. He earned his 5-year Professional Bachelor of Architecture Degree from the Syracuse University School of Architecture. His thesis project showed the design of a polyhedral spatial structure within an existing historic urban fabric and was published in the Journal of the World Congress on Space Frame Enclosures.

Prof. Lesko later earned a Master of Arts in Studio Art from Harvard University. His graduate thesis: "Natural Technology: Accepting Architectural Form Based on Natural Occurring Structure" demonstrated rationale and direction for a new architectural style in the 21st century. Prof. Lesko also has certificates from courses completed at the Roberson Center for the Arts in New York and several U.S. Air Force electronics schools. Prior to entering the architectural profession, Thomas Lesko was a non-commissioned officer in the U.S. Air Force. He served in Viet Nam, Thailand and the United States as an Electronics Specialist, holding a top secret security clearance in a photo reconnaissance outfit.

Prof. Lesko teaches Basic Building Services, Contract Drawings & Methods and Contracts & Codes for DPCS. He is currently an Associate Professor and Bachelor of Science Academic Coordinator  in the Architecture Department in the day division at Wentworth and has maintained an architectural practice during his 24 years of teaching at Wentworth. Additionally, he has published over 100 articles on architecture and construction and has lectured and given seminars at various regional and national events. Lesko is the N.E. Regional Director of the International Design Communication Association, a member of the Harvard University Philomorphs, a boy scout assistant scout-master and an "eagle scout" advisor.