Alan Baer is an architect in private practice in Kingston, New York. His work ranges from residential, to artist’s studios, to restaurants, to larger cultural projects, including exhibition design. His most recently completed project is TRANSART, an arts and cultural center which focuses on visual and performing African American artists, in Kingston, NY. The project entailed the restoration and adaptive reuse of the historic Burger Matthews House and received a preservation award in 2026. Previously affiliated with Kenneth Hewes Barricklo, Architect, Alan served as project architect for restoration projects at the New York Botanical Garden, Fort Apache, both in the Bronx, and City Center Theater in New York, all of which received preservation awards. From the mid 1970's through the 1980's, he was affiliated with Carl A. Strauss and Associates Architects, in Cincinnati, Ohio, a groundbreaking firm recognized for having introduced modernism to the City of Cincinnati, beginning in the 1930's. He is a former member of Kingston, New York's Historic Landmarks Preservation Commission. He previously served on the Exhibition Committee for the Kleinert/James Arts Center, Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild, Woodstock, New York. Alan received a professional degree in architecture at the University of Cincinnati, College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning. 

Alan Baer is a registered architect in the state of New York.