2012 Most Popular Profiles

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  Profile: Robert M. Gurney, FAIA

  One of the ra50, recipient of multiple residential architect and Custom Home Design Awards, and a 2001 Rising Star Leadership Award winner, architect Robert M. Gurney says business is as busy as ever and shares a glimpse at some of his latest work.

   
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  Profile: Turnbull Griffin Haesloop

  The title of residential architect’s July 2003 cover story on Turnbull Griffin Haesloop Architects, “Light on the Land,” alluded to the site-sensitive nature of the Northern California firm’s work. Nine years later, it seems even more appropriate, as the firm has delved deeper into the realm of...

   
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  Profile: Dennis Wedlick, AIA, Dennis Wedlick Architect

  New York-based Dennis Wedlick Architect [DWA] used to be known for crafting finely detailed custom homes in rural locations and creative loft conversions in the urban environment.

   
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  Profile: Nils Finne, AIA

  Nils Finne, AIA, has long exemplified the highly skilled regional practitioner. Based in Seattle, he draws on Asian, Scandinavian, and mid-century modernist influences in work that distills the environmental and cultural currents of the contemporary Pacific Northwest.

   
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  Famed Regional Architect Goes International

  After 11 years going to work in Alexandria, Va., David Jameson, FAIA, moved his studio to the Tenleytown neighborhood of Washington, D.C. this past May.

   
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  15 Young Firms to Watch: Max Strang Architecture, Miami

  Max Strang's move to a remote office has only enhanced his firm's work.

   
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  Award Winning Firm Ventures Into Bigger Territory to Weather Recession

  When Residential Architect profiled Safdie Rabines Architects in 2006, the San Diego-based firm had just started to design bridges and institutional buildings, along with the residential work it had always done.

   
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  15 Young Firms to Watch: in situ studio, Raleigh, N.C.

  Launched in the midst of a recession, in situ studio succeeds by combining big-league talent with rookie enthusiasm.

   
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  Small Firm Creates Nonprofit to Execute More Pro Bono Architecture

  A Washington, D.C.-based architecture firm recently formed a separate entity to do more pro bono and reduced-fee design.

   
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  15 Young Firms to Watch: MADE, Brooklyn, N.Y.

  The evolution of Brooklyn, N.Y., design/build firm MADE.