In his 44-year tenure at HMFH Architects, Pip was known for his ability to lead design teams through complex projects, developing creative solutions through collaboration, engagement, and iteration, while always injecting a sense of levity into his work and relationships. His hands-on approach with clients from emerging charter schools to major city agencies enabled him to address budget, design, and logistical challenges while building lasting partnerships and community trust. He understood how to navigate complex renovations and tight urban sites while shaping designs that enrich the lives of both occupants and neighbors. An unwavering advocate for diversity in the profession, Pip championed the HMFH Scholarship Fund with Boston Architectural College to increase educational opportunities for underrepresented populations and led the firm’s Racial Equity and Diversity Committee, which promotes equity and diversity in the workplace and locally through outreach efforts within marginalized communities of color.