Mick Richmond has worked as an architect, designer, and educator 
since 1991. He has accumulated a wide range of architectural experience; working on new buildings, tenant fit-outs, renovations, and 
additions on project types ranging from institutional facilities to primary, secondary and higher education, commercial, and residential. 
Clients on these projects have included universities, municipal/county governments, school districts, business owners, the GSA, and the 
US State Department. Mr. Richmond serves as Principal-in-Charge on 
all active projects, and oversees all work in the firm from concept to 
completion. Specialties include Performing Arts Facilities, Higher Ed, 
and K-12.
In addition, he has taught design studios and environmental technology courses at the University of Florida, and a graduate design 
studio at the University of Oregon. For much of his career, his focus 
has been on sustainability and the built environment - specifically as 
it relates to the effects of building design on energy consumption. He 
has coordinated post occupancy evaluation (POE) studies of existing 
buildings; gathering information about energy performance, water 
usage, indoor environmental quality and thermal comfort in order to 
assist building owners with decisions regarding their buildings, and to 
carry lessons learned from these exercises forward to future building 
projects