Hugh Jefferson Randolph interviewed by Ivester Contemporary Art Gallery
Hugh Jefferson Randolph interviewed by Ivester Contemporary Art Gallery
Hugh Jefferson Randolph interviewed by Ivester Contemporary Art Gallery
“Practitioners of residential architecture came together to discuss their experiences and offer advice on the best way to do this—where “this” is the art of actual doing.”

“Subtlety does not seem to be a goal at the Valburn Residence, which in just one shot above contains fluted columns, an infinity pool, and serene rolling hills.”

“The Valburn project is a direct response to an open-minded client and a challenging sloped site. With a degree in interior design and having lived in New York City for many years…”

“His designs harmonize functionality with a deep understanding of his clients’ needs, resulting in spaces that inspire and endure.”
“A curved stair set back from the door makes the transition to the second level more subtle and encourages the family and their guests to gather downstairs, all while adding a sculptural note that catches the eye upon entering the house.”

“Today, Mr. Hugh Jefferson Randolph is In the House. We discuss his childhood growing up in Louisiana and Texas, and how those two environments influenced his architecture today.”
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“Originally from New Orleans, now based in Austin Texas, Hugh is an incredibly intriguing figure in architecture, who plays in multiple genres, without a specific signature style. Hugh Randolph is one of the most interesting architects we’ve had on the show.”

“…the project, dubbed the Theresa Passive House, has helped set the bar for energy efficiency in the Southern U.S.”

“Randolph and clients wanted the property to evoke an old ranch…”

“At the time of its completion, it received the highest rating by the Austin Energy Green Building and has met the AIA 2030 Challenge by consuming 75 percent less energy than a typical new home.”

“Completed in 2020, the home is a pilot project for the PHIUS 2018+ Source Zero standard and one of the first Passive House projects located in a hot, humid climate.”

“Hugh Jefferson Randolph knows Central Texas design. He connected with editor-in-chief Lara Hallock to talk about the story behind his latest projects.”

“Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects’s design process researched everything from high-rise penthouses and downtown lofts to city alleys, while keeping the architecturally traditional context in mind.”

“Passive house non-profit Phius has announced the results of their 2022 Passive Projects Design Competition, seeking to highlight the best passive projects across North America. The fourteen winning projects span high-rise new builds to retrofits, with sectors ranging from residential to commercial and institutional.”

“Situated high up on Windsor Road, the lush half-acre Tarrytown property is canopied by several live oaks which recall the neighborhood’s historic rural character.”
“The 3,600-square-foot home features winding hallways, large windows, and a distinguished look created by the architect’s use of cedar.”
“Through a combination of restrained alteration and thoughtful editing, this project models an exemplary transformation of an existing building into a modern, environmentally responsive, high-performance structure. We hope this house serves as precedent for future adaptive reuse and preservation projects.” — Jeff Goldstein, FAIA
“In February, the public voted on Readers’ Choice for Best Overall Home. The winner, Theresa Passive House, is a case study for passive and sustainable homes worldwide. It features architecture by Forge Craft Architecture + Design and Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects as well as winning interior designs by Studio Ferme.”

“Hugh Randolph has been working as architect in Austin for more than 25 years, making him one of the leading voices of architecture…”

Architectural Digest interviewed Hugh to discuss our historic 10th Street Residence.
Our 10th Street Residence featured in Austin Home Design & Decor.
10th Street Residence featured in Curbed in anticipation of the AIA Austin Homes Tour.
“They liked that our projects contrast old- and new-looking elements as if they have been renovated over time and that they seem to unfold and reveal themselves as you walk through,”
Our Richard Lane residence is featured on the cover of Luxe Interiors & Design’s July/August issue.![]()
“Austin architect hits the mark with the elegant modernism of Zilker home.”
Check out our Harris Residence in an Irish Times article on making the most of small spaces.
Stop by to see our Nickerson Street project, featured on the Tribeza Interiors Tour this weekend.
Find more information here.
Our Palma Plaza project is featured in the December 2017 Korean publication Maru: Interiors & Houses, Lifestyle Design (issue no. 189)
Curbed Austin included our Richard Lane project in an article about the 2017 AIA Austin Homes Tour.
Our Richard Lane project has been selected for the 2017 AIA Austin Homes Tour.
For more information: AIA Austin Homes Tour
Pick up a copy of the latest Austin Home to see an article about our Maywood Residence
Grand Designs Magazine features Palma Plaza in their February 2017 article on “Problem spaces,” highlighting our office nook recessed below the staircase.
Hugh Jefferson Randolph, AIA is honored to be the 2017 chair for the AIA Austin Design Awards Committee. This committee provides a platform to showcase excellence in design that is produced by AIA Austin architects and selected by a panel of distinguished jurors. The committee organizes and implements the annual AIA Austin Design Awards Competition and Awards Celebration to celebrate the accomplishments of its members as they relate to architecture.
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Our Spanish Oaks home is included in Cyndy Severson’s new book with Monacelli Press, Hill Country Houses. “Severson covers 19 houses, including 10 in the Travis County area. In addition, the projects of eight Austin-based architecture firms, including Dick Clark Architecture and Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects, are featured.”
We are proud that our Pecos & Greenlee Residence is featured in contained beauty: photographs, reflections and swimming pools. The book can be purchased here
Thursday November 3rd, at 7pm.