Wold Architects & Engineers announces promotions in Minnesota and Tennessee

Rachel Bartling

Tom Clark

Anthony Traylor

Teng Vang

Wold Architects & Engineers promoted Rachel Bartling to the Associates Leadership Team.
Vang, Clark, and Bartling are based at the company’s Saint Paul, Minnesota, location. Traylor is located in the Brentwood, Tennessee office.
Bartling brings over 22 years of experience in healthcare planning and design to her new role. Her expertise is in leading healthcare projects using lean methodology to bring innovative, sustainable design solutions that provide exceptional patient and staff experiences. Her most notable projects include critical access hospitals and academic medical centers, ambulatory services, and women’s & children’s centers.
Clark has over 16 years of experience in architectural design and management. He is responsible for overseeing clients and projects across the public sector market, as well as growing Wold’s portfolio of public sector projects across Minnesota and the country. His experience includes projects ranging from small building renovations to master planning corporate campuses. Highlights of the project include the FBI regional field offices, State of Minnesota office buildings, Capitol building tunnel, U.S. District Court senior judges chamber & Judicial Learning Center.
Traylor brings 14 year experience to his new position, including 6 years at Wold. As a project manager, he joins the leadership team. His work includes the Poplar Grove Elementary Performing Arts Center & Gymnasium, Williamson County, State of Tennessee’s Rachel Jackson Office Buildings, State of Tennessee’s John Sevier Office Buildings and Dickson County’s new Justice Center and Maury Regional Medical Center. Heritage of Brentwood is a senior living community.
Vang has over six years experience as a mechanical project manger. He is responsible for project execution, including coordination with other disciplines and organizing team tasks. His projects include the McGuire Middle School Gymnasium addition, Andersen Science Lab renovation, and Rogers High School Auditorium.