Often faced with budget and craft limitations, the practice leverages simple, small moves to achieve greater effects.įor over 30 years, Deborah Berke Partners has designed true-to-place projects. The common thread between all projects undertaken in the studio is the transcendence of style.Ĭommon Works Architects is an architecture and design studio established by Asa Highsmith in 2015. Working in various typologies, CHH considers divergent art forms and aims to create spaces that become worlds unto themselves, as Gesamtkunstwerk is at the core of the firm’s objective.Ĭhen + Suchart Studio works at scales ranging from small, well-crafted projects and single-family residences to largerscale urban designs. Clayton Korte creates places that celebrate their environment and exist where architecture, interiors, authenticity, and craft meet.Ĭharlap Hyman & Herrero (CHH) takes an integrated approach to conceptualizing and executing spaces. The places that capture imagination are products of strong vision, responsiveness to context, intentional design, and a symphony of interdisciplinary contributions. The firm is a multidisciplinary practice that produces innovative, sustainable, and iconic buildings and urban environments. Hawthorne, California Fort Lauderdale, Floridaīrooks + Scarpa is a collective of architects, designers, and creative thinkers dedicated to enhancing the human experience. The office’s varied, creative, and aesthetically progressive body of work expands the territory of architecture into atmospheric urbanism. In the studio’s sustainable and resilient architecture a thoughtful use of form, materials, and systems leads to designs that respond to context, program, and budget.įounded in 1995, Bestor Architecture is recognized for the inventive integration of architecture, urbanism, infrastructure, and landscape at multiple scales. The office works with leaders and communities to design projects that reveal the hidden potential within architectural and urban constraints.Įstablished in 2008, Ashe Leandro approaches each project-whether it is residential or commercial, furniture or product design-with a unique vision integral to the office’s design philosophy, as it embraces “instinct, ingenuity, and humor over traditional design convention.”įounded and led by David Thompson, Assembledge+ pursues an architecture that is driven by a commitment to collaboration and craftsmanship, with the goal of creating enduring environments that are user-focused, innovative, and sustainable.īernheimer Architecture creates dignified spaces through contemplative research and considers the pragmatics of building.
Notions of place-making, identity, memory, and meaning are central to the office’s design process.Īrchitecture Research Office (ARO) is a diverse collective united by a collaborative process, commitment to accountable action, and social and environmental responsibility. Good people to work with and for.” Moving within the firm to other locations is possible and encouraged, while a benefits package that includes low-cost health insurance, liberal PTO, a flexible telecommuting policy, and 401(k) matching enhances the experience of working at Nelson.Hill Country Wine Cave by Clayton Korte (Casey Dunn)Īdjaye Associates strives for an architecture that enriches daily life and meets the diverse needs of the communities it serves. But there is also an active social committee that balances work with fun on a regular basis. Everyone is highly motivated, and the work product is incomparable. With a broad scope of national and global clients, the firm helps workers learn about different building types and take on numerous project roles. The organization offers the support of a large firm with the feel of a medium-size firm “where you get noticed and rewarded for great work and positive attitude,” one Glassdoor review reads. Why: The staff at Nelson love working for CEO John “Ozzie” Nelson Jr., who earned a 100 percent approval rating from the more than 100 reviewers on Glassdoor. Where: Minneapolis, with 22 additional locations nationwide
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