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Roger Sherman Architecture and Urban Design

Profile Overview | Projects
3-in-1 House, Santa Monica, Ca 90405, Overall view from rear (Photo:  Tom Bonner)
Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute Family Sanctuary, Milwaukee, WI, 2002 . Entry view
Flex-Deck-Spec House, Gloucestershire, U.K., 2005, Summer View with sleeping decks extended  (Rendering: 2D Visuals)
Vermont Avenue Affordable Housing, South Los Angeles, CA, 1994, Overhead view  (Photo:  Tom Bonner)
Left: 3-in-1 House, Santa Monica, Ca 90405, Overall view from rear (Photo: Tom Bonner)
Top center: Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute Family Sanctuary, Milwaukee, WI, 2002 . Entry view
Bottom center: Flex-Deck-Spec House, Gloucestershire, U.K., 2005, Summer View with sleeping decks extended (Rendering: 2D Visuals)
Right: Vermont Avenue Affordable Housing, South Los Angeles, CA, 1994, Overhead view (Photo: Tom Bonner)

Philosophy

Roger Sherman Architecture and Urban Design is a design-oriented practice which assumes an interdisciplinary and research-based approach to its projects. This enables us to work on a wide range of design problems--from the planning of urban landscapes to that of buildings and interiors. Rather than imposing a preconceived idea or image on our projects, we aim to allow each solution, regardless of its size, to emerge in response to its own particular set of programmatic and site circumstances.

Each project is the result of a collaboration between owner and architect to search for, locate, and give form to the latent potential in each design problem. Moreover, we seek to create designs that are able to stand the test of time by being able to adapt to changes in lifestyle, use and/or the surrounding context, without sacrificing character-the hallmark of sustainable design thinking.



Current projects

Commercial Condos/Office Bldg., Culver City CA
North Long Beach Village Center Mixed Use, Long Beach, CA
De La Torre Residences, L.A. CA
Pleasure Deck & Pool, Signal Hill, CA
Flex-Spec-Deck House, Gloucestershire, UK

Competitions

Lake Elsinore Civic Center, CA (2007)
Gateway Park, Toledo, OH (2005)
Railway Park, Santa Fe, NM (2001)
FreshKills Landfill, Staten Island, NY (2000)
West Hollywood Civic Center, CA (1988)


Awards

AIA/NextLA Award (Railyard Park), 2007
AIA/NextLA (Gateway Park), 2007
Home-of-the -Year Award (3-in-1 House), Architect mag., 2006
Flex-Deck-Spec House exhibited @ Victoria & Albert Museum, London, 2005
AIA Honor Award (3-in-1 House), 2004
ASLA Honor Award (RePark/FreshKills), 2003
AIA Honor Award (RePark/FreshKills), 2003
P/A Award (RePark/FreshKills), 2003
AIA Honor Award (North Hollywood Redevelopment Plan), 1998
P/A Award (West Hollywood Civic Center), 1989
Winner, West Hollwood Civic Center Design Competition (1987)

Important projects

Commercial Condos/Office building, Culver City (current)
Flex-Spec-Deck House, Gloucestershire, UK (current)
"O-Z.LA: Visioning L.A. in 2107", (History Channel; 2006)
Gateway Park, Toledo, OH (2005)
3-in-1 House, Santa Monica, CA (2003)
Railyard Park, SantaFe, NM (2001)
RePark/FreshKills Landfill EndUse Plan, NY (2000)
Family Sanctuary, Milwaukee, WI (2002)
North Hollywood Transit-Oriented District Plan, LA, CA (1995)
Vermont Blvd. Affordable Housing, South LA, CA (1994)
West Hollywood Civic Center, LA, CA (1990)


Publications

Vogue Japan
Planet Architecture
Architect magazine
L.A. Architect
L.A. Times
Architecture Now (vol. 4)
Los Angeles Magazine
Log (vol 5)
Praxis (issue 4)
Lotus Int'l (117)
G/A Houses
The Recovery of Landscape, Academy Editions, UK
Architecture


Books by Roger Sherman

Under the Influence: Negotiating the Complex Logic of Urban Property (Univ. Minn. Press 2008)
Re American Dream, Princeton Architectural Press, 1994


Consulting

Community Design Workshop, San Ysidro, CA (NEA, 2005)
El Pueblo Transit-Oriented District Plan (L.A.County /MTA, 2003)
Author, Design Guidelines, Livable Places, 2001
St. Vibiana's/ L.A. Conservancy Design Workshop, 1996
Pico Aliso / Aliso Village Design Workshop (HACLA, 1995)
Roger Sherman Architecture and Urban Design
713 Ashland Avenue
Santa Monica CA 90405
Phone +1 310 450 7553
Fax +1 310 314 1939
[email protected]
www.rsaud.com/
Partners
Roger Sherman
Greg Kochanowski

Employees
4-6

Established
1990

Specialties

Single and Multi-Family Residential
Institutional (Public and Private)
Urban and Landscape Design