The City of Charlottesville has awarded brwarchitects a 2008 Annual Planning Award for Outstanding Sustainable Development for Arch's Frozen Yogurt.
Shelley Shack project was mentioned in a letter to the editor in the July/August 2007 issue of Dwell Magazine.
brwarchitects congratulates Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville on their recent award from Charlottesville City Planning Commission.
Richmond Times-Dispatch article "Born-again sanctuary - Former Greene County church transformed into family home" features Mt. Paran on March 24, 2007.
Mt. Paran was featured in an episode of "What You Get for the Money" on HGTV! It aired on March 25 at 11:30 PM and March 26 at 3:30 AM.
The Central Virginia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects has awarded brwarchitects the 2006 Historic Preservation Award for Design Excellence for Hospice House.
brwarchitects has received the 2006 Honor Award for Design Excellence for Belmont Lofts from the Central Virginia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
Kurt Keesecker, AIA recently passed the Architectural Registration Exam. He is now a registered architect in the state of New York. Kurt joins other registered architects Bruce Wardell, AIA (NCARB, Virginia, Tennessee), Mark Humbertson, AIA (NCARB, Virginia) and Kelly Trout, AIA (NCARB, Virginia).
brwarchitects participated in the 2006 Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville Builder’s Blitz by designing a three bedroom house for the Saban Family. Bruce Wardell, AIA and Kelly Trout, AIA designed the two-story home which was built by Abrahamse & Company, Builders and Ace Contracting from foundation to finish in six days. This was part of a six house blitz build with six houses designed by six architectural firms built by six builder teams in six days [More…]
Mark Humbertson, AIA, LEED AP, and Kelly Trout, AIA have been named as Associates with brwarchitects. Mark heads up the institutional and ecclesiastical studio. His studio has won numerous design awards within the past five years. Kelly leads the residential studio and has served individual clients throughout Central Virginia for the last five years.
Mark Humbertson, AIA, LEED AP has received certification from LEED to guide the firm’s leadership in sustainable design. He is currently leading the efforts to design and construct the region’s first LEED certified multifamily project.
