David Lloyd

Founding Architect, Consultant

After spending 3 “quality” years in the US Army from 1966 to 1969 David took a creative tour of architectural schooling; combining Wentworth Institute, the Architectural Association in London England and completing his Bachelor of Architecture degree at the Boston Architectural Center.

Starting his career in Boston working for several large firms including, IM Pei and Partners, he relocated to Bangor Maine in 1978 where he partnered with his Architect father, George Lloyd. During this time he worked on small scale office buildings and homes all while renovating an 1864 farm house with very few funds and simultaneously trying to help raise his two children Erika and Dylan. Portland Maine seemed to be calling out, looking to offer more architectural opportunities and a more urban lifestyle. So in 1982 he moved to Portland and joined up with Bill Hopkins starting the firm Archtellic. In the early 1990s, Archtellic became Archetype and settled into a comfortable size of 8 architects. Architecturally David’s most interesting projects involve an urban fabric, some historical context with contemporary additions, all with a developer at his side insisting on lowering project costs.

Professional Credentials
NCARB Certification
Registered Architect: Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts

Education
Bachelor of Architecture
Boston Architectural Center Boston, MA
Architectural Association London, England