Aubrey McCormick is the founder and CEO of Rummer Development, the only studio authorized to continue the mid-century modern legacy of Robert "Bob" Rummer through a healthy building lens.

Bob built more than 750 homes across Oregon and Washington beginning in the 1950s, each one a study in what architecture can do for the way people live, post-and-beam structure, walls of glass, central atriums, and a seamless connection to the outdoors that anticipated everything the wellness design movement would later prove. At his 97th birthday in June 2024, he publicly passed the work to Aubrey alongside Terry Gilson. He passed in January 2025.

Aubrey holds an MBA in Sustainable Management from Presidio Graduate School and brings six years of biophilic design practice to a building standard rooted in indoor air quality, non-toxic materials, circadian lighting, and the environmental conditions that support long-term human health. Her work connects what Bob understood intuitively about the relationship between a home and the people living in it to the science and standards the healthy building field has since made measurable.

In her own words: "It is no longer about Bob's vision. It is about my vision, with Bob's blessing."