Richard Wittschiebe Hand
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Richard Wittschiebe Hand (rwhdesign, RWH, formerly Richard + Wittschiebe, Hand Design Studio) is an architecture firm
History
Richard Wittschiebe Hand was formed in 2007 when Richard + Wittschiebe merged[5] with Hand Design Studio (formerly Peter H. Hand and Associates, Inc.) to become Richard Wittschiebe Hand. Richard + Wittschiebe was formed by Janice Wittschiebe, AIA and Carol Richard, AIA.[6]
Partners
Carol Richard, AIA, LEED AP Homes[7] has been providing professional services since 1980 as a project designer and project manager for numerous project types and sizes. As founder of the firm, she brings a diversity of experience to the practice. In addition to her architectural experience, she has led the firm in technological advances to better serve clients. She is instrumental in providing team leadership and direction.
Janice Wittschiebe,
Peter Hand, AIA, LEED AP has provided professional architecture services in the southeast since 1973. As Principal of Hand Design Studio, he coordinated master planning, architecture, construction management, and interior design services for a wide range of project types. As Consulting Principal of Richard Wittschiebe Hand, Peter is responsible for working with the architectural team in the creation and development of project design. He is responsible for working closely with the team to ensure the design has integrity, simplicity and innovation and that it meets the owner's goals and needs.
William (Bill) Polk, AIA, LEED AP, CSI[9] has provided professional expertise in all phases of planning, design, production and contract administration for a variety of project types, including medical facilities, education, single and multi-family housing, and institutional including kitchen and assembly design and military facilities since 1984. He is especially talented at project management, working well with owners, user groups and consultants to gain the most from prescribed budgets through creative consideration of options.
Technology and Sustainable Design
RWH utilizes
Notable Projects
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), Atlanta, Georgia. In 2006, the ASHRAE headquarters building in
One of the most innovative components in the building's design is an extensive measurement and verification system that monitors and measures electricity, energy consumption, water use, and local weather conditions in real-time. This monitoring was essential to ASHRAE's "walk the walk" theme by proving the tangible and financial benefits of green design. The data is available to national and international members through internet-based programs.
Notes
- ^ "Architecture company based in Seattle".
- ^ "IB Madison Business Report", "IB Madison", July 14, 2009
- ^ "Architecture Firm Listing - Richard Wittschiebe Hand', 'ArchitectureWeek, March 28, 2009.
- ^ 'Honor Awards Presented by the American Institute of Architects, Georgia Association", August 29, 2012
- ^ "Georgia Tech Women Out Front', Georgia Tech Athletic Association", February 17, 2009
- ^ ", "Richard Wittschiebe Hand - History", January 28, 2010
- ^ "American Institute of Architects Georgia". www.aiaga.org. Archived from the original on 2011-07-24.
- ^ "Georgia Tech Women Out Front', Georgia Tech Athletic Association", February 17, 2009
- ^ "City of Atlanta Online". www.atlantaga.gov. Archived from the original on 2004-05-05.
- ^ "Richard + Wittschiebe Architects: A Collaborative Effort', 'Graphisoft", July 9, 2009
- ^ "ASHRAE Hosts Industry Partners at Headquarters Renewal Event". 23 October 2008. Retrieved 2010-02-09.