Nick Ager is a registered architect and Project Manager at Montgomery Sisam Architects. He brings expertise in technical coordination, planning approvals, and design development, supported by experience across seniors living, higher education and courthouse projects. His work reflects a commitment to delivering well-executed architecture that balances technical precision with thoughtful design.

Since joining Montgomery Sisam in 2018, Nick has played a key role in projects across multiple sectors, contributing from early design through construction. He has experience collaborating with clients during planning and design phases, conducting space planning exercises, producing visualizations, and coordinating consultant teams through complex approvals processes. Over time, he has expanded his technical expertise, developing knowledge of diverse construction methodologies and significantly growing his detailing portfolio. Now serving as a Project Manager, Nick oversees projects through all phases of design and delivery, ensuring quality, efficiency, and alignment with client goals. Highly organized and self-directed, he is committed to building strong collaborative relationships with clients, contractors, and consultants, delivering practical, cost-effective solutions that support successful project outcomes.

Nick’s longstanding interest in the social impact of architecture continues to inform his approach to design. He brings a thoughtful, research-driven perspective to his work, exploring how architecture can create safer, more inclusive, and financially sustainable environments. This commitment aligns closely with the firm’s mission and shapes his critical thinking about the purpose and potential of architectural design.