About

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.

His work also received an Alice Washburn Special Commendation Award for Sensitivity and Restraint in Preservation from the Connecticut chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

William D. Earls is the author of “The Harvard Five in New Canaan: Mid-Century Modern Houses by Marcel Breuer, Landis Gores, John Johansen, Philip Johnson Eliot Noyes” published by W. W. Norton and Company in 2006. Mr. Earls has lectured at Modernism Week in Palm Springs and at Rudolph Hall at the Yale School of Architecture.

Testimonials

His easy manner, sure hand and refined sense of style were a perfect fit. We love our house and have Earls to thank.

E.K.Norwalk

Bill calmly and expertly guided us through a challenging renovation project. The end result is stunning.

P.B.Scarsdale

Bill is incredibly talented, very patient and thoughtful. We would highly recommend Bill to any job.

M.S.Greenwich

Bill is an incredibly thoughtful architect. He has a fabulous attention to detail. I’m so glad we partnered with him on our home.

B.W.New Canaan

Our family is just completing our second major project with Bill that included taking pre-war houses down to the studs and rebuilding for today’s lifestyles and needs. Bill is not only very talented but extremely knowledgeable and experienced. He makes suggestions but really listens to clients.

K.J.Greenwich

Awards and Accomplishments

“A-List” Award “Best House under 7,000 square feet”

“A-List” Finalist for Best Pool House

Alice Washburn Award from the CT 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

Magazine cover design for 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