Roberto Vila’s career is all about planes, trains, and buses. A native of Lima, Peru, Vila got his professional start working on the design team for the first Lima Metro Line in Peru. He has since focused on airports, train stations and bus terminals in New York and the Northeast United States, most recently leading Stantec’s efforts on the $4.2 billion John F. Kennedy International Airport Terminal 6 and the Newark Liberty International Airport AirTrain in New Jersey. He has also worked on New York Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal projects.

Roberto is a Principal Architect for Airports and Transit in Stantec. Offering more than 20 years of designing and managing projects.

Roberto also has a long history working with other major agencies including MTA Metro-North Railroad, NYC Transit; the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey; NJ TRANSIT, MDOT, and AMTRAK.

He was selected as a 2021 Mentor by the Board of Directors for APTF Scholar Mentor Program. he is a mentor for the NYC Board of Education for high schools with an architectural program; he was selected as one of the TOP 100 Latino Leaders by the NY City and State New York  Magazine