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Todd Ray’s work now in the Birkhauser catalog

Press—————28 August 2012

Swiss publishing house Birkhauser is one of the world’s preeminent publishers of architecture and engineering books. Their new volume Drawn to Design: Analyzing Architecture through Freehand Drawing features a number of sketches and collages by Studio Twenty Seven’s Todd Ray. Drawn to Design is the second publication by Catholic University professor of architecture Eric Jenkins, whose work focuses on architectural representation and abstraction. The book aims to reinforce the use of hand drawing in architectural practice and pedagogy in the digital age. Interestingly, Professor Jenkins is also known for this collection of notes left by motorists on broken parking meters.

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Howard University Miner Building Groundbreaking Ceremony

6 February 2023

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Renders vs. Reality - KIPP DC Legacy College Preparatory

9 December 2022

Renders to Reality This week, the Studio received the latest photos of our @kippdclegacycollegeprepPreparatory High School project in Washington Highlands. Thanks to our long-term

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New Office - Raleigh, North Carolina

2 November 2022

We are pleased to announce that we are expanding our business with a new Raleigh, North Carolina, office. To learn more about our expansion, check out more details on our website.

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Howard University Miner Building Announcement

2 November 2022

Howard University Miner Building Render By: Studio Twenty Seven Architecture Studio Twenty Seven Architecture is finishing design work on the Myrtilla Miner Building at Howard University.

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We're Hiring

14 February 2022

Studio Twenty Seven Architecture is hiring an Architectural Physical Model Builder. A successful applicant would demonstrate the abilities listed below and have 0-5 years of experience. 

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