Richard Payne, FAIA <\/b>is a former practicing architect and one of the most respected, experienced, and widely published photographers of architecture in the United States. Known nationally for his work for leading architects, designers, contractors and corporations, he has completed assignments throughout the US, as well as projects in Australia, Canada, Venezuela, Mexico, France, Germany, Spain, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.<\/p>\n
Amy Claire Ladner<\/b> has a master degree in architecture from the University of Houston and extensive experience\u00a0with digital software technology. She has worked closely with Richard Payne for over ten years in the studio and on assignment.<\/p>\n
Partial Client List:<\/b>\u00a0 Philip Johnson \/ Alan Ritchie Architects, Pei Cobb Freed and Partners Architects, Gwathmey Siegel Architects, MItchell Giurgola Architects, (MGA Partners), Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, Kohn Pedersen Fox Architects, Michael Graves Associates, Arquitectonica, Ricardo Bofill Associates, Gensler, PGAL, SHW Group, Taft Architects, Kendall Heaton Architects, Walter P. Moore Associates, Judson Design, Zale Corporation, HINES, Linbeck Construction, Pepper Lawson Construction, Camarata Masonry Systems, Hardin Construction,\u00a0 Manhattan\u00a0Construction, Houston Downtown District, Federal Reserve Banks of Dallas and Houston, University of Houston,Texas Historical Commission,Texas Historical Association.<\/p>\n
Publications<\/b>: In addition to frequent publication in major US architectural journals, Richard has provided the\u00a0photography in the following books:<\/p>\n
\u201cJohnson \/ Burgee Architecture\u201d \u00a0Random House, 1979
\n\u201cPhilip Johnson \/ John Burgee Architecture 1979 – 1983\u201d \u00a0Rizzoli 1985
\n\u201cLandmarks of Texas Architecture\u201d \u00a0University of Texas Press, 1986
\n\u201cHistoric Galveston\u201d \u00a0Herring Press, l985
\n\u201cThe Woodlands\u201d \u00a0The Woodlands Corporation, 1994
\n\u201cHistoric Quincy Architecture\u201d \u00a0Herring Press, 1986
\n\u201cGuerrero Viejo\u201d \u00a0Anchorage Press, 1997
\n\u201cAspiration\u201d \u00a0Birmingham Historical Society, 2000
\n\u201cThe Architecture of Philip Johnson\u201d \u00a0Bullfinch Press, 2001:
\n\u201cTexas Towns and the Art of Architecture\u201d \u00a0The Texas Historical Association, 2006<\/p>\n
Exhibitions<\/b>:\u00a0 Museum of Modern Art, New York, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Blaffer Gallery, University of\u00a0Houston, Laguna Gloria, Austin, Museum of South Texas, Corpus Christi, College of Architecture, University\u00a0of Houston, American Institute of Architects, Houston, Alliance Francaise, Houston<\/p>\n
Teaching Experience<\/b>: Adjunct Faculty College of Architecture, University of Houston, Texas A&M\u00a0 University,\u00a0and Professional Photographers of America. Lectures and seminars on design awards submittals, and architectural photographic marketing. Photographic workshops and active participation in the Houston AIA continuing education program.<\/p>\n
Awards:<\/b><\/p>\n
1983 \u00a0Texas Tech University Distinguished Alumni
\n1984 \u00a0Houston Chapter American Institute of Architects Artist and Craftsman Award
\n1992 \u00a0Elevated to Fellowship in the American Institute of Architects
\n1994 \u00a0AIA Houston President’s Citation
\n2011 \u00a0Texas Society of Architects John Flowers Award for Contribution to Architecture Through the Media
\n2012 \u00a0Houston Design Center Lifetime Achievement Award<\/p>\n
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