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Mr. Stone serves as project manager at Pirie Turlington Architects. His most recent completed project is a contemporary addition to and rigorous restoration of a 1950s modern residence designed by Tony Smith. Other recent work includes a multi-family conversion of the Pirelli Building and the Enclave retail space.
Mr. Stone began his architecture career in the Pacific Northwest as a designer and project manager at Stuart Silk Architects in Seattle, Washington, where he worked on single and multi-family housing. While in Seattle, Mr. Stone worked as a design team member for the Protrero project, a conversion of an 87,000 sf warehouse into high-tech office space and lofts, and on private residences.
Mr. Stone received his Bachelors Degree in Environmental Design from the University of Colorado, Boulder, and his Masters in Architecture from Yale University. At Yale, Mr. Stone focused on housing, sustainability and urban design issues while studying under architects such as Rafael Vinoly. Mr. Stone work has appeared in numerous independent and Yale publications. Brady’s work has also been exhibited twice at The Van Alen Institute.
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