Brandon Currence

Brandon Currence grew up in Florida and North Carolina. He received his master of architecture degree from North Carolina State University and has practiced architecture in Hampton Roads, Virginia, for over forty years. His award winning practice was established in 1986, and he is the recipient of the 1986 Walter Hook Book Award for Creative Application of Technology in Architecture. Brandon has been a lifelong tennis, baseball, and softball player as well as a youth baseball coach for fifteen years. He has been the District 1 commissioner of Babe Ruth Leagues of Virginia since 2002. Drawing from over fifty years of experience in business, design, technology, and sports, Brandon began writing in 2014 and is currently working on his fourth manuscript.