Thomas Gordon Smith is a leader in contemporary developments of classical architecture. His work is seen in numerous museum exhibitions and publications. For over two decades, we have based our practice on the classical language of architecture. This approach allows us to solve complex problems and express the aspirations of our clients. Thomas Gordon Smith Architects believe that contemporary buildings should balance strength, function, and beauty.
The first criterion involves structural and durability issues; the second requires the smooth, efficient, and accessible design of complex and varied uses. Achieving the criterion of beauty involves formal and abstract principles of design, and clear engagement with the elements of classical architecture.
The first criterion involves structural and durability issues; the second requires the smooth, efficient, and accessible design of complex and varied uses. Achieving the criterion of beauty involves formal and abstract principles of design, and clear engagement with the elements of classical architecture.
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Thomas Gordon Smith established his architectural practice in 1980.
He has continually expanded his understanding of theory and practice by building, teaching and writing.
He became fully commited to the profession of classical architecture during 1979-80 as Rome Prize Fellow in Architecture at the American Academy in Rome.
His projects culminated in his facade and exhibition on the "Strada Novissima" at the architectural exhibition, The Presence of the Past International Architectural Exhibition at the 1980 Venice Biennale.
He has continually expanded his understanding of theory and practice by building, teaching and writing.
He became fully commited to the profession of classical architecture during 1979-80 as Rome Prize Fellow in Architecture at the American Academy in Rome.
His projects culminated in his facade and exhibition on the "Strada Novissima" at the architectural exhibition, The Presence of the Past International Architectural Exhibition at the 1980 Venice Biennale.
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