Devin Kimmel, AIA, ASLA

CEO

Annapolis, Maryland, United States15 yrs 7 mos experience

Key Highlights

Architect of the Year 2019 by AIA Chesapeake Bay Chapter
Top Architect recognition in Home & Design magazine
Finalist for national monument design competition

Stackforce AI infers this person is an experienced architect specializing in innovative residential and memorial designs with a focus on historic preservation.

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Skills

Core Skills

ArchitectureLandscape ArchitectureHistoric Preservation

Other Skills

Architectural DesignSustainable DesignUrban PlanningRenderingArchitectural DrawingsDesign ResearchInterior ArchitectureConstruction DrawingsResidential DesignTechnical DrawingSite PlanningLeadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)SketchingSketchUpArchitectural Illustration

About

Chosen as Architect of the Year 2019 by the Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the American Institute of Architects in recognition of "promoting the profession of architecture by exemplifying best practices, innovative thinking, and design excellence." Best known for his designs of waterfront houses, restaurants, and memorials. Also known for his newsletters on the historic preservation of an eighteenth-century Maryland mansion (cloverfieldspreservationfoundation.org) and for his ability to design buildings and gardens at the same time. Kimmel is both a licensed architect and a licensed landscape architect. He loves to draw and to walk in downtown Annapolis early in the morning.

Experience

Kimmel studio architects

Principal

Aug 2010 – Present · 15 yrs 7 mos · Annapolis, Maryland

ARCHITECT OF THE YEAR 2019. Awarded by the Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the American Institute of Architects in recognition of "promoting the profession of architecture by exemplifying best practices, innovative thinking, and design excellence."
Named "TOP ARCHITECT H&D PORTFOLIO" in a special issue of the magazine Home & Design dedicated to professionals with “proven record and experience to design the house style of your dreams.”
Waterfront house he designed selected as a top design by Houzz, and featured in articles by Annapolis Home magazine and by Dering Hall.
Classical memorial he designed selected as one of five finalists down from 350 alternatives in a blind open competition for a national monument.
Commissioned to lead the preservation of a Maryland mansion built in 1705 by the Cloverfields Preservation Foundation.
Awarded the top design award when he received his Master of Architecture (Faculty Award for Design Excellence) by the University of Maryland.
Winner of scholarship to study in Rome based on professional design and drawing ability.

ArchitectureHistoric PreservationArchitectural DesignSustainable DesignLandscape ArchitectureUrban Planning