Team
Hugh Jefferson Randolph
Hugh has had a life long passion for architecture. Since the age of seven he has known that designing buildings was his calling. A native of New Orleans, he started his career in Washington, DC. In 1991, Hugh moved to Austin to study with renowned architect and educator Charles Moore, then the Dean at UT's School of Architecture. His practice since then has focused on residential design of all sizes and styles. When he’s not focusing on architecture he enjoys being Dad to his two sons, road trips, constantly renovating his 1939 ranch style house, his wife’s company and catchy pop music.
Michael Gamble
Born and raised in Houston, Michael returned to Texas in 2019, after living in Los Angeles where he completed his Masters of Architecture at the University of Southern California. During his tenure at USC, he participated in the genial conflict between the practical, championed by USC's established faculty, and the theoretical, championed by an influx of new professors to USC from SCI-Arc. Beyond architecture, Michael enjoys making furniture, playing the piano and the guitar, and experimenting in various visual mediums, like film and television.
Miguel Yapur
Miguel is originally from Mexico City and developed an interest for design at an early age, drawing tall buildings at the back of kids' menus. After moving to the US for high school, he completed a Bachelors of Architectural Engineering and a Masters of Architecture at the University of Texas at Austin. Throughout his years in Austin, he's gotten to learn and appreciate several Austinite activities, including paddle boarding at the Colorado River, hiking in McKinney Falls, and listening to live music.
Carter Wells Horton
Carter brings a rich background in architectural history to the office. His work as an exhibition designer, researcher and archivist informs his detail-oriented approach to design. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Architectural History from Drexel University and a Masters of Architecture from Columbia GSAPP, where he worked with celebrated scholars Barry Bergdoll, Mark Wigley, and Beatriz Colomina. He has previously worked in design firms in Brooklyn and Sagaponack, NY.