William A. Hall
In 1975 he began a career in architecture by enrolling in the Boston Architectural Center. His education at the BAC was supplemented with classes at Harvard Graduate School of Design, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the Rome Academy in Italy. He opened William Hall Architects in 1991 after spending 10 years at The Architects Collaborative and several years practicing in Rome, Italy and Boston. He operates a small real-estate development company as well as his firm. His design philosophy embraces "less is more," and William Hall Architects embraced efficiency in use of materials and energy decades before it became popular. More
Arthur Krim
Arthur is a Survey Consultant and Preservation Planner for the Massachusetts Historical Commission. He currently works in Canton, MA and has worked in Boston, Chinatown, Brookline, Malden, Lynn, Somerville, and Wilmington. Arthur has degrees in Geography from the University of Chicago (MA 1967) and Clark University (Ph.D. 1980). He has been a teacher since 1975, and has taught at Clark University, Boston University, Salve Regina University and the BAC. He is a member of the Society of Architectural Historians, the Association of American Geographers, and the Society for Commercial Archeology focusing on preservation of the CITGO sign. More
Alan Melad
Alan Melad's interest lies in the holistic creation of humanistically conceived space. He respects the needs and customs of inhabitants, and is sensitive and respectful to the enclosing structure: both in its inherent potential, and in using it as a point of departure. He believes that specialization in design has led to separation, division and often dissension. We see the results of this divisiveness in unrelated layers and un-integrated interior space, rather than in a unified outcome. His belief that "we are all the thinkers and makers of our physical reality," guides all of his work at AMDA Designers. More
Holly Ratafia
Holly is an Architectural Lighting Designer based in Providence, RI. Prior to moving to Providence, she worked at the Los Angeles firm Visual Terrain, Inc. She approaches her projects as a cinematographer approaches a film, by directing attention to inhabited places. She also makes sure that people are able to see what they need to see as they work and travel in their environment. More
Linda Sherrill
Linda brings fresh ideas to Old World residential interiors. Working in the design industry for 10 years, Linda specializes in small spaces, color, texture, and the incorporation of art work in the home. Linda received a BA from the University of the Pacific (Raymond College) in California. She received a Certificate of French Civilization at the Sorbonne in Paris, France and a Certificate of Decorative Arts from BAC. More