RHWL Architects

RHWL is a versatile, multi-skilled practice that places a premium on originality of thought.
We believe that good design is an intelligent response to every challenge.
For more than forty years, we've used a style of team working that emphasizes the combination of solid experience with fresh thinking. And our offices in England and Germany are linked by a high-speed network that enables us to pool expertise from across the practice at a moment's notice.

Ronald Lu & Partners

Ronald Lu & Partners is a multi-disciplinary architecture firm, founded in Hong Kong and dedicated to the delivery of world-class architecture and interiors across the globe. We are a design-led firm that creates robust, practical and sensitive built solutions in response to client needs. Our ethos is focused upon providing the best responses to building design and urban design challenges from feasibility to delivery. We provide clients, users, local authorities and the public with better environments that create greater economic and social value. The firm was established in 1976 and has become a specialist in delivering design-led, super-high density mixed-use developments in response to Asia’s fast growing economies. RLP has grown to a firm of over 400 staff with offices in Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Beijing and Guangzhou and now services a global client base in the public, commercial and institutional sectors. RLP also collaborates with other world-renowned architects to deliver challenging projects in the Asian region as executive architect.

Ricardo Carvalho Joana Vilhena + Architects

Ricardo Carvalho Joana Vilhena + Architects

The partnership of Ricardo Carvalho and Joana Vilhena started since 1999. Their works won prizes in competitions such as Architecture Award Thyssen in 1996 (3rd Prize), Residence of Students of Higher Technical Institute in Oeiras (2nd Prize), Housing Cooperative Chelas, Texas (2nd Prize) Centre for Urban Information Cascais (2nd Prize) and the Documentation Centre of the Port of Lisbon (2nd Prize).

Ricardo Carvalho Joana Vilhena + Architects were responsible for the exhibits, which highlighted the architecture exhibition "Ruy Jervis Athouguia architect, conceived the Order of Architects in 2003. In 2009, inaugurated the CHANGE, the Museum of Design and Fashion in London.

His work has been presented at conferences in Germany, Brazil, Spain, Ecuador, Italy, Mexico and Portugal and published in magazines in Argentina, China, South Korea, Spain, USA, Netherlands, United Kingdom and Portugal.

In June 2009 joined the exhibition "overlappings: Six Portuguese Architecture Studios at the Royal Institute of British Architects in London. The exhibition was held between May 27 and June 11, 2010 at the CAOC, Colegio de Arquitectos de Catalunya in Barcelona.

Rocha Tombal Architects

Rocha Tombal Architects was founded in 2006 by Ana Rocha and Michel Tombal and based in Amsterdam. The agency is active in the fields of architecture, interiors, and urban redevelopment.
From an endless fascination for the use of light, sculptural forms and elegant detailing designed Rocha Architects Tombal quality buildings where logistics, programmatic / technical requirements and established financial / social frameworks merge into an integrated architecture. Both partners have worked for many years Mecanoo in Delft. This experience is taken into the new office: Tombal Rocha was able to with a strong vision and clear presentations capacity to acquire at various parties throughout the design and construction process.
Rocha Tombal Architects immediately, both nationally and internationally, manifested in her first mission, the renovation of the water tower in Delft and meditation center.

Randy Brown

Randy Brown, artist/architect established his practice in Los Angeles, California in 1989.RBA was formed in 1993 when the studio relocated to Brown’s home town of Omaha, Nebraska.Living and working in the heartland, surrounded by farming culture has had a profound effect on the studio. Brown has developed a farmer’s perspective, a strong connection to the land and work with your hands mentality, making work that embodies its place.

Roth + Sheppard Architects

Like many of the most prominent architectural firms in the Rocky Mountains today, Roth + Sheppard Architects emerged from Bill Muchow’s historic hotbed of modern design during the economic tumult of the 1980s. In 1983, Herb Roth and Jeff Sheppard established Roth + Sheppard Architects, and in 1989 Sheppard was named Young Architect of the Year. Founded on the philosophy that any size or type of project can benefit from thoughtful design, Roth + Sheppard’s first civic project was the Denver District 4 Police Station, which gave them the opportunity to demonstrate how police work spaces can be humanized by integrating daylight, expressing transparency and supporting greater community interaction. Well before its time, the firm’s progressive work was soon recognized for breaking new ground, attracting the interest of other civic leaders and setting the stage for Roth + Sheppard’s reputation as inventive designers of law enforcement facilities. Today, their work on over 45 justice projects across the United States continues to provide insight and understanding into planning and design strategies that create optimum working environments for justice personnel. Over the last 26 years, Roth + Sheppard’s projects have received 54 American Institute of Architects Awards, and more than 20 People’s Choice and industry publication design awards. AIA Merit and Honor Award winners include Scandinavian Designs Furniture Store (Honor Award), Evans Community Complex (w/ Sink Combs Dethlefs, Honor Award), Tokyo Joe’s Restaurants (Honor Award), Room & Board, DC10, Skye Boutique, Brighton Police and Court Facility, Colorado State Patrol Prototypes, the LAPD Rampart Police Station (w/ Perkins+Will), and the Adams County Communications Center (Honor Award). As the firm has expanded to 16 people, influencing a new generation of architects by continuing Muchow’s tradition of mentoring and teaching has remained a core commitment for the firm. Today, through lecturing, teaching and volunteering their time to schools, colleges and national AIA committees, Roth + Sheppard’s impact reaches far beyond the buildings they shape. Sheppard alone has served on 25 design award juries, seven design review committees and has been the Design Coordinator for the Third Year Environmental Design Program at the University of Colorado-Boulder. He has been a guest lecturer and juror at the University of Colorado, Denver [UCD] and Boulder, Oklahoma State University, Georgia Institute of Technology and has lectured at UCD’s School of Business, Denver’s Culinary Art Institute and the Museum Store Association’s 2010 national conference. Sheppard’s drawings and projects have also been published in the McGraw Hill Press book, Composite Drawing, Techniques for Architectural Presentation, and are part of the Denver Art Museum’s permanent collection. In 2007 the Jury of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects elevated Roth to the College of Fellows noting that his work “is at the forefront of inventive, intelligent programming and design of efficient, inviting public safety facilities.” Roth has presented to the International Association of Chiefs of Police [IACP] and the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies [CALEA] on planning and design of police facilities, and has served on the advisory board for IACP’s Police Facility Planning Guidelines. He currently chairs the AIA Academy of Architecture for Justice Advisory Group. In 1989, Roth + Sheppard landed their first out of state project, the Santa Ana Police Department, which ultimately led to national work and a series of productive partnerships on larger projects with firms like HOK, AECOM and Perkins & Will. In December 2009, while completing the Museum Store at the Denver Art Museum, the firm took on its first international project, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Headquarters in British Columbia. Still growing in a down economy, and relishing its evolving diversity of project types, the firm continues to juggle multiple innovative restaurant, retail and residential projects in addition to a wide variety of civic work.

ryuji nakamura & associates

name: ryuji nakamura & associates co.,ltd.

field:design of architecture, landscape, interior, furniture, and so on

qualification:first class authorized architect office in japan

history:2004 was established

award:
daikanyama installation 2005, winner
jcd design award 2006, gold award
good design award 2006, winner
jcd design award 2007, grand award
tokyo designer's week 2007 tokyo design premio, winner
nashop lighting awards 2007, excellent prize
the great indoors award 2007, winner
competition of kumamoto art polis, west station plaza of kumamoto station, second prize
jcd design award 2009, grand award and gold award
competition of exhibition kitanososakuisu, winner

principal: ryuji nakamura
1972 born in nagano japan
1999 completed the master course of architecture, tokyo national university of fine arts and music
2000-2003 worked at jun aoki & associates
2004 established ryuji nakamura & associates