About me

Roberto Pinedo received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Kent State University in 2000. A decade later he was involved in the construction of the new College of Architecture and Environmental Design, and the Portage County Municipal Courthouse, both in Kent, Ohio.

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Originally from Chimbote, Perú, Roberto's portfolio has included designs for commercial and residential projects throughout the United States. Notable projects include The Vitamix World Headquarters, Hebrew Academy of Cleveland, West Park Animal Hospital, multiple furniture stores, and several assisted and independent living facilities throughout the East Coast.

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In July of 2022, Roberto was approached by members of the Peruvian Cultural Association of Northeast Ohio to get involved with this organization, with the goal of creating a cultural garden to promote Peruvian culture and heritage. Roberto is currently the Chair of Development of PERUCAN-OH. In his role, he is in charge of the organization's fund development plan and building relationships with potential donors.

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Roberto currently serves on the Architectural Review Board of the Village of Glenwillow and resides in Solon with his wife, three children, and a Jack Russell named Mickey.