Emerging Professionals Design Crawl with Appleton Partners LLP

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Ken Mineau attended the University of California, Berkley and received a bachelor’s in architecture. He has designed projects in Japan, China, and Southeast Asia. In 2000, Ken joined Appleton Partners as Director of the newly opened Santa Barbara Ken Mineau Managing Partner, AIA office.

Andrew Scott

Andrew Scott is a partner and director of the Santa Monica office. He attended the University of Southern California School of Architecture. He received his master's from UCLA's school of Urban Design and Architecture.

He has been with Appleton Partners since 2000.

Design Partner, AIA, NCARB

Marc Appleton received a B.A. honors degree in English from Harvard College and a Master of Architecture from the Yale School of Architecture. His design work has received many awards from the AIA and has been widely published in periodicals such as Architectural Marc Appleton Digest. He has written numerous books and serves on a variety of Founding Principal, AIA boards.

Whether traditional or contemporary in style, urban or rural, the architecture represents a real diversity, an appreciation of place, and a responsiveness to each client. As William Wurster said, “architecture is for people: the picture frame, and not the picture.” Appleton Partners rejects the idea that a successful design practice needs to be “branded” to have a signature style, or that architecture always has to shout.

Santa Monica 1556 17th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404 (310) 828 . 0430

Santa Barbara 911 Chapala St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 965 . 0304

Info@appleton-architects.com www.appleton-architects.com

Appleton Partners LLP - was established by Marc Appleton in 1976, and has offices in Santa Monica and Santa Barbara, California.

We have designed over 850 projects and specialize in the planning, design, and landscaping of custom residential, institutional, and commercial projects for both private and public clients. The location, environment, and siting of each project strongly influence this process, and a harmonious relationship between buildings and landscape is always an essential concern.

Whether contemporary or traditional in style, our architecture strives for an appreciation of place and time.

Leadership

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Ken Mineau attended the University of California, Berkley and received a bachelor’s in architecture. He has designed projects in Japan, China, and Southeast Asia. In 2000, Ken joined Appleton Partners as Director of the newly opened Santa Barbara Ken Mineau Managing Partner, AIA office.

Andrew Scott

Andrew Scott is a partner and director of the Santa Monica office. He attended the University of Southern California School of Architecture. He received his master's from UCLA's school of Urban Design and Architecture.

He has been with Appleton Partners since 2000.

Design Partner, AIA, NCARB

Marc Appleton received a B.A. honors degree in English from Harvard College and a Master of Architecture from the Yale School of Architecture. His design work has received many awards from the AIA and has been widely published in periodicals such as Architectural Marc Appleton Digest. He has written numerous books and serves on a variety of Founding Principal, AIA boards.

Whether traditional or contemporary in style, urban or rural, the architecture represents a real diversity, an appreciation of place, and a responsiveness to each client. As William Wurster said, “architecture is for people: the picture frame, and not the picture.” Appleton Partners rejects the idea that a successful design practice needs to be “branded” to have a signature style, or that architecture always has to shout.

Santa Monica 1556 17th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404 (310) 828 . 0430

Santa Barbara 911 Chapala St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 965 . 0304

Info@appleton-architects.com www.appleton-architects.com

Appleton Partners LLP - was established by Marc Appleton in 1976, and has offices in Santa Monica and Santa Barbara, California.

We have designed over 850 projects and specialize in the planning, design, and landscaping of custom residential, institutional, and commercial projects for both private and public clients. The location, environment, and siting of each project strongly influence this process, and a harmonious relationship between buildings and landscape is always an essential concern.

Whether contemporary or traditional in style, our architecture strives for an appreciation of place and time.

Speakers

Paul Rubison Associate, AIA

Steve Aldana Senior Designer/ Draftsperson, AIA

Chris Seo Designer/Draftsperson

Paul attended the University of Kentucky where he received a Bachelor of Architecture. Following college, Paul spent several years on the east coast working for commercial and residential firms. He joined Appleton Partners in 2011.

Paul has overseen numerous projects since joining Appleton Partners, some of which have been featured in national design publications such as Architectural Digest.

Steve Aldana pursued his studies in photography, architectural drafting, and interior design at Santa Barbara City College. After 10 long years in the service industry and a deep-rooted passion for design, he joined Appleton Partners LLP in 2018. He swiftly undertook the immense responsibility of coordinating the reconstruction and restoration of 18 structures at the San Ysidro Ranch, which had been devastated by the 2018 debris flow.

Recently, he has been channeling his expertise into various hospitality projects within the region.

Raised in the Pacific Northwest, Chris Seo spent his summer breaks during high school working at New Wave Architecture. In 2016, he attended the University of Notre Dame and received his Bachelor of Architecture in 2021. He began his professional career working at Appleton Partners LLP after graduation. With the firm, he has had the privilege of working on a range of residential projects and enjoys the numerous learning opportunities each project brings.

The Adobe

Built by the descendants of Colonel William Wells Hollister in 1931, this structure was the office building of the powerful and influential Hollister family for many years. The progenitor of the family, W. W. Hollister, was Santa Barbara's most influential citizen from the 186o's-188o's. He financed Stearns Wharf' opened the Arlington Hotel as well as the Lobero Theater, Southern California's first opera house. Architects Edwards and Plunkett designed the Spanish Colonial styled brick building with porches and an open garage.

Many of the original elements in the Adobe were retained including the fireplace and hearth.

Marc Appleton Library

In 1936, realtor James D. Crawford hired architects Winsor Soule and John Frederick Murphey to design a Spanish Colonial Revival building. The building's most distinguishing feature is its large, engaged Doric columns.

The revival motif is carried through in the building's stucco trim band, terra cotta tile roof, and decorative color tile wainscot which remains unchanged.

The Marc Appleton Library is filled with founder Marc Appleton's favorite design, art and travel books collected over a forty-year period. In addition to Marc's architectural practice, he has also established Tailwater Press - a publishing venture that showcases his passion for literature.

For more info about his work and publications, please visit his website below.

The Adobe

The Studio

Marc Appleton Library

Built by the descendants of Colonel William Wells Hollister in 1931, this structure was the office building of the powerful and influential Hollister family for many years. The progenitor of the family, W. W. Hollister, was Santa Barbara’s most influential citizen from the 1860's-1880's. He financed Stearns Wharf, opened the Arlington Hotel as well as the Lobero Theater, Souther California’s first opera house. Architects Edwards and Plunkett designed the Spanish Colonial styled brick building with porches and an open garage.

In January 1947, the firm Edwards and Wade hired to add medical offices, a laboratory and exam rooms for Doctors C. Hollister and C Campbell, pediatricians. Eric Smith was the builder.

Later it was used as a realty company and in the 1980's, the open garage was converted into office space.

In 1936, realtor James D. Crawford hired architects Winsor Soule and John Frederick Murphey to design a Spanish Colonial Revival building. The building’s most distinguishing feature is its large, engaged Doric columns.

The revival motif is carried through in the building’s stucco trim band, terra cotta tile roof, and decorative color tile wainscot which remains unchanged.

In 2019, Appleton Partners purchased and restored the structure. The studio is newly renovated and houses Appleton architects, draftsmen and designers. The building is on the City of Santa Barbara Potential Historic Resources List.

The Marc Appleton Library is filled with founder Marc Appleton’s favorite design, art and travel books collected over a forty-year period. In addition to Marc’s architectural practice, he has also established Tailwater Press - a publishing venture that showcases his passion for literature.

Many of the original elements in the Adobe were retained including the fireplace and hearth.

For more info about his work and publications, please visit his website below.

The Adobe

The Studio

Marc Appleton Library

Built by the descendants of Colonel William Wells Hollister in 1931, this structure was the office building of the powerful and influential Hollister family for many years. The progenitor of the family, W. W. Hollister, was Santa Barbara’s most influential citizen from the 1860's-1880's. He financed Stearns Wharf, opened the Arlington Hotel as well as the Lobero Theater, Souther California’s first opera house. Architects Edwards and Plunkett designed the Spanish Colonial styled brick building with porches and an open garage.

In January 1947, the firm Edwards and Wade hired to add medical offices, a laboratory and exam rooms for Doctors C. Hollister and C Campbell, pediatricians. Eric Smith was the builder.

Later it was used as a realty company and in the 1980's, the open garage was converted into office space.

In 1936, realtor James D. Crawford hired architects Winsor Soule and John Frederick Murphey to design a Spanish Colonial Revival building. The building’s most distinguishing feature is its large, engaged Doric columns.

The revival motif is carried through in the building’s stucco trim band, terra cotta tile roof, and decorative color tile wainscot which remains unchanged.

In 2019, Appleton Partners purchased and restored the structure. The studio is newly renovated and houses Appleton architects, draftsmen and designers. The building is on the City of Santa Barbara Potential Historic Resources List.

The Marc Appleton Library is filled with founder Marc Appleton’s favorite design, art and travel books collected over a forty-year period. In addition to Marc’s architectural practice, he has also established Tailwater Press - a publishing venture that showcases his passion for literature.

Many of the original elements in the Adobe were retained including the fireplace and hearth.

For more info about his work and publications, please visit his website below.

Leadership

Contact Us

Ken Mineau attended the University of California, Berkley and received a bachelor’s in architecture. He has designed projects in Japan, China, and Southeast Asia. In 2000, Ken joined Appleton Partners as Director of the newly opened Santa Barbara Ken Mineau Managing Partner, AIA office.

Andrew Scott

Andrew Scott is a partner and director of the Santa Monica office. He attended the University of Southern California School of Architecture. He received his master's from UCLA's school of Urban Design and Architecture.

He has been with Appleton Partners since 2000.

Design Partner, AIA, NCARB

Marc Appleton received a B.A. honors degree in English from Harvard College and a Master of Architecture from the Yale School of Architecture. His design work has received many awards from the AIA and has been widely published in periodicals such as Architectural Marc Appleton Digest. He has written numerous books and serves on a variety of Founding Principal, AIA boards.

Whether traditional or contemporary in style, urban or rural, the architecture represents a real diversity, an appreciation of place, and a responsiveness to each client. As William Wurster said, “architecture is for people: the picture frame, and not the picture.” Appleton Partners rejects the idea that a successful design practice needs to be “branded” to have a signature style, or that architecture always has to shout.

Santa Monica 1556 17th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404 (310) 828 . 0430

Santa Barbara 911 Chapala St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 965 . 0304

Info@appleton-architects.com www.appleton-architects.com

Appleton Partners LLP - was established by Marc Appleton in 1976, and has offices in Santa Monica and Santa Barbara, California.

We have designed over 850 projects and specialize in the planning, design, and landscaping of custom residential, institutional, and commercial projects for both private and public clients. The location, environment, and siting of each project strongly influence this process, and a harmonious relationship between buildings and landscape is always an essential concern.

Whether contemporary or traditional in style, our architecture strives for an appreciation of place and time.