Todd Smith, AIA

Todd Smith, AIA

Todd Smith, AIA

Syndicate Smith

After years of studying and playing piano, trumpet and drums, Todd pursued his dreams of being a musician by entering into the School of Architecture at the University of Washington, Seattle.  After Graduating with a B.A. in architectural studies in 2002, he immediately went to work with Johnston Architects in Seattle for 8 Years learning from great mentors, Ray and Mary Johnston (Both FAIA). In 2010, 8 years later, as a principal in the firm, married, 1 child, and another on the way, at the bottom of the recession, Todd decided to leave the office pursuing an attempt towards moving back to North Central Washington. In 2012, Todd Moved back to his hometown, Leavenworth WA, where he and his office now focuses on single / multi family residential and small commercial projects across the state. Gathering a band of architectural strays wanting to focus on living in the Cascades, working in a Bavarian Themed Town, sometimes wearing lederhosen, Todd and his team of 13 architects, interior designers and administrative staff navigate hostile and hospitable landscapes across the state focusing on site driven design. The variety of Washington’s climates and geographies from the San Juan Islands, to the Columbia Plateau, from -20 to 120 degrees F throughout the year, give Todd and Syndicate Smith a unique perspective on how architecture responds to the punishment and praise the environment gifts us. As far as credentials….he and his office have a few acronyms and publications.

For additional information visit: https://www.syndicatesmith.com/

Jonathan Segal, FAIA

Jonathan Segal, FAIA

Jonathan Segal, FAIA

Jonathan Segal FAIA & Development Company

Segal is considered one of San Diego, California’s most successful and pioneering residential architectural/development companies and has a reputation for providing superior housing at a lower cost than comparable properties. Their focus is exclusively on urban projects, ranging from 80 to 160 dwelling units per acre.

Segal has been the recipient of numerous accolades including 40 local, state and national AIA awards for residential and Urban Design. Over the past twenty years, Segal has created and modeled the unique practice of “Architect as Developer”, a prototype in which the architect has the ability to become the owner, therefore eliminating the client and the general contractor from the design and building process. Segal teaches this concept of “Architect as Developer” in an online video course for architects.

For additional information visit: https://www.jonathansegalarchitect.com/