Winston Clement ’09

AB, MS; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Winston Clement featuring a short beard and glasses, and dressed in a light grey plaid blazer, a pink patterned dress shirt, and a grey tie. The background is a soft-focus urban setting with blooming cherry blossom trees and brick buildings.

Winston Clement is Chief of Design and Construction at the National Parks of Philadelphia. A historic preservationist by training, he leads a team of architects, engineers, and landscape architects that designs and manages infrastructure projects for some of the most significant resources from the early Federal period. The team’s efforts have been recognized with multiple Grand Jury Awards from the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia and an Energy Project of the Year award from the Association of Energy Engineers.

My six-word story
“Preserving the Past,
Building the Future”

A native New Yorker, he began his career in the private sector inspecting and repairing building envelopes across New York City. Outside of work, he is Chair of the Buildings & Grounds Committee and a member of the Board of Trustees at Vassar College, and a member of the Dean’s Council at the University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design.