Carlos Gutierrez

Senior Project Manager

Carlos Gutierrez's 15-year career spans architecture, general contracting, and owner's representation — a combination that gives him a rare, practical understanding of how projects are designed, contracted, and built, and a sharp eye for where they tend to fracture. At Landmark PM, he applies that full-lifecycle perspective to protect ownership interests from early planning through final closeout.

Curious, resourceful, and hands-on by nature, Carlos is known for questioning assumptions early, maintaining the financial and contractual discipline that keeps programs on track, and helping teams make decisive choices before issues can compound. His portfolio centers on historic preservation, institutional programs, and adaptive reuse — work where design intent, stakeholder alignment, budget control, and field execution all have to hold together.

Most recently, Carlos led construction-phase management for the restoration of Richard Neutra's 1929 Lovell Health House — an internationally significant landmark of early modern architecture that demanded balance between preservation intent, modern construction requirements, and strict cost controls. The project deepened his conviction that stewardship and disciplined execution are inseparable, and that the best way to protect a project is to build the right controls and enforce accountability from the start.

Carlos holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Southern California. Outside of work, he is fascinated by where technology is taking the world, happiest when working with his hands, and never far from music.