William D. Earls AIA NCARB holds Bachelor and Master Degrees in Architecture and is an award winning registered architect specializing in custom residential, commercial and municipal architecture.
His work has appeared in numerous magazines and on the cover of Westport and AtHome Magazines. His work was recently awarded a Preservation Award from the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation.
“A-List” Award for “Best House under 7,000 square feet”
“A-List” Finalist for Best Pool House
Alice Washburn Award from the Connecticut Chapter of the American Institute of Architects for Special Commendation for Sensitivity to Preservation
Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation Award of Merit for Physical Preservation
Lectured at Rudolph Hall at the Yale School of Architecture
Lectured at Modernism Week in Palm Springs, California
Work on the cover of Westport, Weston and Wilton Home & Garden Magazine
Work featured in House Beautiful, At Home Magazine and New England Magazine
Work featured on the Greenwich Historical Society Antiquarius Tour
Membership Medal 25 Year American Institute of Architecture
25 Year Member of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
Trustee Wilton Historical Society
Traditional
Award winning historic renovations and additions. Traditional projects emphasize correct proportions and detailing while providing for today’s living.
Contemporary
A mix of traditional and modern, contemporary projects freely borrow from multiple sources of inspiration.
Modern
With clean lines and open spaces, modern projects emphasize light and space and recall mid-century optimism.
In print
The Harvard Five in New Canaan
“A valuable contribution to the literature of Modern architecture…a key and fascinating chapter in the history of America.”
– Kyle Johnson, DocoMomo
“Provides a fascinating tour of the influential and beautiful structures.”
– Vince Cosgrove, ReadyMade
In The press
Work on the Cover of Westport, Weston and Wilton Magazine
home and garden issue
“When contemplating a renovation, not every homeowner gets to enlist the architectural services of a scholar of the Harvard Five.”
“The owner’s contentment mirrors that of the architect. “Who you are working with makes all the difference in the world”, says Earls. “If they are into it, and appreciate it and trust you a little bit, it’s exciting to know you are in tune with them.”
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Office: (203) 762-7462
Cell: (203) 219-7838
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