January 12, 2015
We are currently seeking qualified candidates for the position of Architect or Intern Architect.
Qualified candidates must have completed a professional degree in architecture and should possess excellent design, communication, and organizational skills. Excellent freehand drawing and presentation skills are a plus. The ideal candidate demonstrates technical aptitude in coordinating construction and engineering disciplines and interest in traditional design. Proficiency in AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Photoshop is preferred.
Please submit cover letter, resume, and work samples to [email protected].
Subject line: Architect/Intern Posting 012015
October 09, 2014
Photos of the exquisite model recently completed by Richard Sturgeon’s shop in Brooklyn gives a preview of what is going to be a magnificent space.
Model of St Johns School Great Hall
Exterior of model of St. Johns School Great Hall
Exterior of model of St. Johns School Great Hall
Interior of model of St. Johns School Great Hall
Interior of model of St. Johns School Great Hall
Interior of model of St. Johns School Great Hall
July 02, 2014
The Seaside Avenue Residence has received a Palladio Award for New Design & Construction – less that 5,000 sq. ft.
Located in the master-planned community of Seaside, Florida, the house is an expression of Victorian-esque curvilinear forms of 19th Century coastal architecture found across the Eastern Seaboard. The elliptical porch spanning two floors is the defining feature of the house. A stipulation for all the houses on the street, the porch became an opportunity to explore the idea of this space as an exterior room with its own unique expression.
Period Homes Magazine featured Seaside Avenue along with other Palladio Award winners in their July issue. Also known as “In Surf We Trust,” an article about the residence also appeared in the July issue of the Seaside Times and Vie Magazine.
Seaside Residence front facade
Seaside Residence porch
Seaside Residence facade view from courtyard
May 29, 2014
We would like to congratulate our colleague Stephen Fox as the recipient of the 2014 Arthur Ross Award in the category of History/Journalism/Editing/Publishing. This prestigious award is given by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art and recognizes excellence in the classical tradition. Stephen Fox is an architectural historian and adjunct lecturer for the Rice University School of Architecture and the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture at the University of Houston, and a Fellow of the Anchorage Foundation of Texas. Through his work as a tireless educator, lecturer, and architectural writer he chronicles the civic conscience of America’s fourth largest city.