Greg Sherlock

Greg Sherlock has spent more than thirty years shaping sports and entertainment venues around the world. His career is defined less by a single philosophy than by the breadth of experience informing his approach. As a Principal Architect at Populous, Greg approaches design as a holistic pursuit—one that balances data with intuition, and rational planning with poetic possibility—to create venues that resonate far beyond event day, blending future-forward strategies with timeless, sustainable solutions. 

Greg’s work spans continents and cultures, from Major League Baseball parks across the United States to stadiums and arenas in Europe, Mexico, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. His portfolio includes landmark projects such as Miami Marlins LoanDepot Ballpark, Cincinnati Red’s Great American Ballpark, Truist Park and The Battery in Atlanta, Mercedes-Benz Arena in Berlin, Estadio Akron in Guadalajara, the Taipei Dome, and Changwon South Korea NC Dinos Ballpark. Globally, his experience has shaped a deep understanding of how performance, culture, and civic identity draw people together. These insights and instincts continue to drive Populous’ growing impact across the globe. 

Today, Greg’s focus sits at the forefront of design, where strategy, urban planning and architecture intersect to drive a unified vision. As a collaborative designer with future-forward strategies, he is known for exploring ideas broadly before distilling them into tangible moments that define placemaking. Whether shaping a ballpark district or reimagining mixed-use as regional destinations, Greg approaches every project holistically, seeking guiding principles to build an ethos uniquely defined by its distinct location.