Robert received his Master of Architecture from Tulane University, with cum laude distinction, in 2014. During his study at Tulane, he demonstrated a passion for co-curricular research ranging in scale and discipline. Notably, from 2012-14, he received three separate grants to study multiple scales of architecture. The topics included material research in rapid prototyping, harbor redevelopment in northern Europe, and mitigating global desertification by developing resiliency in the built environment.
In 2014, Robert accepted a project designer/3D visualizer position at award-winning architecture firm FR-EE (Fernando Romero EnterprisE) in Mexico City. There he worked closely with Romero developing cultural and residential projects. These included the new Latin American Art Museum (LAAM) in Miami, Florida; Museo Mazatlan in Mazatlan, Mexico; and EE Miami Tower for Grammy-award winning composer and producer Emilio Estefan.
Currently, Robert is an architect at One to One Design, LLC in the culturally vibrant city of New Orleans. He serves as a project designer on a wide scope of projects. His projects have included a 13 acre corporate master plan, 90,000 sq ft office building, single family homes, and digital fabrication/rationalization for local artists. During 2015-16’ Robert was an adjunct faculty member at Tulane University teaching architectural representation. Robert took a break from teaching to focus on professional licensure which he completed in late 2017.
When Robert isn’t designing and teaching architecture you will find him on the golf course, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.
One to One Design, New Orleans, LA, US, Project Designer/Architect
At One to One I worked as project designer and then project architect on a wide scope of projects and all phases of the architectural process. My projects range from master planning, to 90,000 sq ft office buildings to digital fabrication for local artists. I also led two competitions; one was awarded an honorable mention on an international stage.
Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL, US, BArch, Architecture
Completed two years of core architectural studies at FAU before transferring to Tulane.
Class of 1973 Travel Fellowship, 1st Place
Robert Mosby was awarded $3000 award to study harbor redevelopment in the Copenhagen, Hamburg, and Amsterdam during the summer of 2013.
Grant for Material Research in Rapid Prototyping, 1st Place
Worked with Dave Namaky and Kyle Ryan to build and modify an open source to explore the formal implications of printing materials such as plastic and ceramics.
Raymond D. Reed Architecture Scholarship, 1st Place
Scholarship award that recognize excellence in the Architectural Education.
Tulane-Newcomb Travel Grant for 2014, 1st Place
I was awarded this grant to supplement cost of research and travel to the United Arab Emirates to investigation and document implications of massive urban expansion.
