Brian Court

Partner @The Miller Hull Partnership, Llp

Seattle, WA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Oct 2014 — Present

Partner @The Miller Hull Partnership, Llp

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Seattle, WA, US

As design partner, my responsibilities include project design leadership and oversight of design quality within the office.Current Projects:Concourse-C Terminal Expansion, Seattle-Tacoma International AirportMercer Island Residence, Mercer Island, WANew U.S. Embassy in Juba, South SudanNew U.S. Embassy in Lilongwe, MalawiMatt\'s Place, Spokane, WANew U.S. Consulate in Casablanca, MoroccoNew U.S. Consulate in Guadalajara, MexicoThe Kendeda Center for Sustainable Design at Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GADistrict House Condominiums, Oak Park, ILLoom House, Bainbridge Island, WANet Positive Farmhouse, Harwood, MDHarbor Avenue Campus, Seattle, WA

EDUCATION

1997 — 2002

University of Washington

Master of Architecture (M.Arch.), Architecture

1994 — 1996

William & Mary

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), American Government and Politics (United States)

SKILLS

RevitMixed-UseArchitectural DesignPublic SafetyCivicMulti-FamilyLecturingGuest LecturingGatewaysSketchingIndependent K-12Sustainable DesignSketchupLeadership in Energy and Environmental Design (Leed)ArchitectureComprehensive PlanningHigher EducationCulturalAutocadDesignDesign ResearchCommercialUrban PlanningPublic SpeakingCommunityLeed ApSingle-FamilyInfrastructureSustainabilityBim

ABOUT BRIAN COURT

With over 20 years of experience in design and leadership at The Miller Hull Partnership, I’m continually working to advance projects with complex programmatic demands, rooted in a rigorous performance-based design process. As a proud advocate for groundbreaking sustainable design, I have been involved in numerous high-profile and complex landmark design projects in which I worked with my team to develop innovative design strategies using emerging technologies. I believe that architectural solutions should be limited to the essentials and architects should do more with less. I believe that architecture should have honesty and integrity and that projects should evolve from a systems-based process driven by environmental and programmatic forces.I have had the good fortune to be able to work with many dedicated colleagues, industry partners, professors and students to push the boundaries of current practice and share my insights and experiences. As the design lead for many projects, I aim to engage with public groups and bring disparate teams together as an integrated whole to build consensus and advance the design process. In every project, I actively seek input from consulting professionals to foster an integrated horizontal design team and leverage a range of options and perspectives to achieve the best possible solution. Together, we can benefit society by addressing problems faced through design.

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