Best Architects in Little Rock

Crafton Tull has been a Little Rock architectural firm for over 50 years. The nationwide company of 230 employees handles civil engineering, planning, architecture, landscape architecture, and surveying services, and clients hire the team for projects in numerous sectors including residential, retail, spiritual, military, sports and fitness, municipal parks and trails, health, education, corporate, and sports and fitness. Crafton Tull has received the ACEC Arkansas Engineering Excellence Award, Grand Conceptor for the Main Street Water Quality Demonstration and the ACEC Arkansas Engineering Excellence Award, Special Project Category Winner for The Walmart AMP. The company also regularly gives back to the community via The Crafton Tull Foundation and employs LEED Accredited Professionals.

Geist Architecture focuses on designing custom homes in the Little Rock area. Utilizing a blend of traditional and international contemporary styles, the firm's architects achieve a unique experience and dwelling. Registered architect Stephan Patrick Seng collaborates with clients throughout the process to develop designs with strong connections between the interior and exterior spaces. Mr. Seng's portfolio includes single-family dwellings and a multi-unit residential hotel in addition to commercial and retail projects.

JAMESON Architects P.A. has been a Little Rock architectural firm since 1996 and brings over 50 years of practice in the field. The team offers architectural services, programming, existing building analysis, master planning, and historic structure reports and specializes in sensitive design solutions for historic buildings, homes, and sites in collaboration with its network of specialized consultants. President Tommy Jameson is a member of the AIA and has handled historic preservations including the firm's own offices and the 1936 Werner Knoop House in Little Rock’s Hillcrest neighborhood. The team also includes a BS in Mechanical Engineering and a student of Historic and Urban Architecture, and JAMESON's website lists projects by both period and type for individuals to review.

JDM Planning & Design is an architectural design firm with more than several decades of experience in the industry. It serves a wide range of needs and has experience designing many types of buildings suited to a plethora of industries. This firm participates in project of various scope and format, serving clients with different kinds of builds by offering flexible working structures. JDM Planning & Design also assists clients with risk-management and long-term planning aspects for secure projects.

MESA Landscape Architects, Inc. has been offering architectural services in Little Rock since for over three decades. Clients have included private individuals and non-profits to federal and municipal agencies, and the team has worked on projects such as sustainable design solutions, zoos, botanical gardens, conservation and education centers, park and recreation facilities, natural interpretive sites, site restoration, resorts, campuses, and community revitalizations. Interested parties can peruse a full gallery of past work on MESA's website. The company follows "a commitment to ecological stewardship, social equity and economic prosperity" with a particular focus on sustainable designs and is a Member of the U.S. Green Building Council.

Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects brings decades of architectural practice to the Little Rock community. The extensive team includes licensed architects, registered interior designers, construction administrators, and specification writers and is known for innovative and cost-effective designs centered around conservation and sustainability. The group handles designs for the corporate/commercial, healthcare, religious, civic, and educational sectors, residential architecture, master planning, and renovation/adaptive reuse projects. Polk Stanley Wilcox has been featured in numerous media publications and has received over 100 local, regional, and national awards including the 2008 American Institute of Architect’s National Institute Honor Award and the American Society for Healthcare Engineering VISTA Award.

Williams & Dean has been designing buildings in Little Rock for almost 40 years. The architectural team works with clients to create designs aligned with their vision and budget and employs a team of architects as well as interior design professionals and technicians. Williams & Dean additionally collaborates with other consultants such as mechanical, electrical, and structural engineers and other specialists for optimal design and delivery. Services include development, building design, and interior design from preliminary site development and land use planning studies all the way down to custom millwork, artwork, specialty lighting, and accessories. The group has earned two Gold awards for interior work at the 2014 South Central Chapter Award of Excellence Gala and has had one project attain LEED Silver.

Yeary Lindsey Architects brings 60 years of combined architectural experience to Little Rock clients. The group is known for top-notch customer service as well as innovative solutions and works on large and small new custom residences, home additions and remodels, commercial projects, universities, and other institutional projects. Clients engage the team for its sustainable approach, client collaboration, and focus on environmentally intelligent design, planning, and building. Architect James M. Yeary II graduated from the University of Arkansas, School of Architecture and has served as Arkansas State AIA Chapter President. Yeary Lindsey has been featured in At Home in Arkansas and Arkansas Life and made At Home' list of Top 10 Renovation Professionals in 2012.