Tag: Sandy Bond

3north principal, Sandy Bond, has been highlighted in Style Weekly's "design" issue. Sandy shares his Five Principles of Design. Read more.

3north principal, Sandy Bond, FAIA, awarded the 2015 William C. Noland Medal. The William C. Noland Medal is the highest award bestowed on a member architect, and is intended to honor distinguished body of accomplishments, sustained over time, that spans a broad spectrum of the profession and that transcends the scope of normal professional activities.…

3north Principal Sandy Bond appointed by the Governor to Virginia’s Art and Architecture Review Board

3north Principal Sandy Bond elevated to the AIA College of Fellows

ArchitectureRichmond recently posted a story on the Visual Arts Center of Richmond and its renovations and improvements designed by 3north Principal Sandy Bond.

"Narrow Escape" describes the rear yard of 3north Principal Sandy Bond's home in the historic Fan District in Richmond. It is  title of an article in the May 2012 issue of Better Homes and Gardens as well as the author describes the clever use of levels and partitions to create outdoor living and entertaining spaces as…

3north received two honors at the AIA Richmond Honors and Awards Ceremony. Principal Sandy Bond's design for Try-Me, a private gallery in Richmond's Fan District, was one of three projects honored during the evening. In addition, Associate Erin Webb, was the first recipient ever of the Richard L. Ford, FAIA Award, considered the Chapter’s highest award…

3north Principal Sandy Bond's design for the ARCenter of The Greater Richmond ARC will be honored this week by the Virginia Society of the AIA at the Society's annual awards ceremony. 3north associates will be presenting the project on November 2 at The Camel as part of Architecture Exchange East.

St. John's Church in Richmond, site of Patrick Henry's infamous "give me liberty or give me death speech," has completed the initial work based upon 3north's Historic Preservation study. 3north Principal Sandy Bond led the group as it researched the effect of time on the history of this legendary structure and made recommendations to help…

Each year, AIA Richmond's design awards program accomplishes these simple, yet invaluable, goals: Celebrate the best of the Richmond area’s newest architecture Recognize achievement in a broad range of architectural work by licensed architects as well as interns Recognize the special contributions to the built environment by individuals outside of the profession Inform the public…