Architect/Consultant Portfolios

Featured Architects/Consultants (6)

See Profile	Cannon Design One of North America's most active specialty practices in planning design for sports, recreation and wellness	1901 Avenue of the Stars Suite 175 Los Angeles, CA 90067 (310) 229-2700 Request a Quote www.cannondesign.com
See Profile	Aquatic Design Group Aquatic architecture and engineering firm offering unparallel service and design	2226 Faraday Ave. Carlsbad, CA 92008 (760) 438-8400 Request a Quote www.aquaticdesigngroup.com
See Profile	Hughes Group Architects National leader in the design of award-winning athletic, recreational and wellness center facilities	22630 Davis Drive Suite 175 Sterling, VA 20164 (703) 437-6600 Request a Quote www.hgaarch.com
See Profile	Williams Architects Quality…People…Service	500 Park Blvd., Suite 800 Itasca, IL 60143 (630) 221-1212 Request a Quote www.williams-architects.com
See Profile	RDG Planning & Design Collaborative design partners for sports, recreation, and wellness facilities, nationwide.	301 Grand Ave. Des Moines, IA 50309-1718 (800) 734-6766 Request a Quote www.rdgusa.com/sports
See Profile	Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture A national reputation for designing inspired recreation architecture.	3457 Ringsby Court, Suite 200 Denver, CO 80216 (866) 646-1980 Request a Quote www.brsarch.com

Hybrid Student Centers House Multiple Campus Functions - Paul Steinbach
By combining multiple student life functions under one roof, even small colleges can create campus buzz.

Who Cares What Building Was the First to Receive LEED Certification? - Andrew Cohen
What was the first building to achieve LEED certification? Who cares?

More Architectural and Marketing Savvy Going Into the Renovation of Spectator Facilities - Andrew Cohen
More architectural and marketing savvy is going into the design and renovation of spectator facilities, as architects and owners try to stave off obsolescence.

Simple Upgrades Can Help Outdated Facilities Stay In the Game - Paul Steinbach
A la carte upgrades can help tired-looking outdoor spectator venues get with the times.

Advances in Glass Are Bringing More Light into Sports and Recreation Buildings - Andrew Cohen
A host of advances in the production of glass is bringing more light more safely into sports and recreation buildings.

Creative Planning Keeps College Recreation Facilities Operating During Renovations - Michael Popke
Creative planning, combined with plenty of patience and sacrifice, helps keep college recreation facilities operating in the midst of a renovation.