Julian Norman-Webb

Julian is a registered architect on both sides of the Atlantic with 27 years of experience in the United States, France and the United Kingdom. He has worked across disciplines, across cultures and languages, across multiple codes and jurisdictions, and across many project types. His ability to recognize the preponderance of common skills that span buildings of all types, and to then be able to hone in on the unique requirements of a specific project type.

Rather than repeating a generic formula, Julian leads teams that provide clients with specifically unique designs that meet their budget, their program, their sustainable goals, and fully support how the client wishes their project to be perceived. His work has been published in local media, the Huffington Post, and on ArchDaily.com, as well as being exhibited at Center for Architecture Sarasota, and at several American Institute of Architect Conventions, most notably at the 2014 American Institute of Architects National Convention, Atlanta.

Julian looks to provide support and leadership to his community, most notably through the American Institute of Architects and for various educational, not-for-profit organizations. He initiated the local Architecture in Education program in local elementary and middle schools, and volunteers for the national Odyssey of the Mind program.