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This document provides a brief overview of various architects and designers in the fields of interior decoration, architecture, and landscape design. It features firms and individuals from different locations, including Los Angeles, Michigan, Texas, London, New York, and Brooklyn. Each architect or designer brings a unique approach to their work, emphasizing artistic sensitivity, collaboration, craftsmanship, and sustainability. The document showcases their notable projects and clients, demonstrating their expertise and creativity in the field of design. It aims to provide library patrons with an overview of these architects and designers for research purposes. [Extracted from the article]

"Since then I've been drawing floor plans", says the New York-based talent, who went on to study architecture at Ball State University and cut his teeth in Miami with architecture firm Arquitectonica and in New York with John Keenen and Terence Riley. Highlight: The firm's work on a home in Punta Mita, Mexico, was published in AD's December 2022 issue. rpmillerdesign.com Sawyer | Berson NEW YORK Signature: An interdisciplinary firm uniting the work of architects, landscape architects, and interior designers. Recently completed: The Audley Public House and Mount St. Restaurant in London (AD, December 2022). luislaplace.com Hadley Wiggins PECONIC, NEW YORK Hadley Wiggins's artistry with pattern, color, and material has long been whispered among the cognoscenti of Long Island's North Fork, where the intrepid interior designer has plied her trade since establishing her namesake firm in 2012. Highlight: The Greek home of firm partner Lucia Corredor's family was published in AD's April 2022 issue. decada.com.mx Young Huh Interior Design NEW YORK When Young Huh met an interior designer at a cocktail party in 2001, it was an aha moment for the Fordham University School of Law grad who knew, deep down, she didn't want to be a lawyer. [Extracted from the article]

Heralded in her day as the "mother of modern weaving" and "America's first lady of the loom", designer Dorothy Liebes (1897-1972) ushered in a new era of American textiles. "Liebes was really able to grasp the architecture of weaving, the shapes yarns make", reflects Brown, citing her pioneering use of unconventional materials like cellophane, recycled plastic, and metallic fibers. No longer, thanks to the upcoming exhibition "A Dark, a Light, a Bright: The Designs of Dorothy Liebes.". [Extracted from the article]

HOTELS On a quiet stretch of Tribeca, in Lower Manhattan, an industrial redbrick façade now gives way to a world of glamour, where the Belle Époque meets the Big Apple. Brudnizki, known for bridging the past and present, describes the Manhattan property as "a marriage of Parisian opulence and Tribeca panache." A GUEST ROOM AT THE HOTEL BARRIÈRE FOUQUET'S NEW YORK, DESIGNED BY AD100 TALENT MARTIN BRUDNIZKI. [Extracted from the article]