Brown Reynolds Watford Architects (BRW)

Brown Reynolds Watford Architects (BRW) is a creative architectural and planning firm that designs and builds the spaces where communities live, learn and serve. The firm states that it was established in 1984 in Dallas and has grown to a 180+ person practice, describing its work as projects with purpose — those vital to improving quality of life.

Its stated mission is to remain focused on what matters. BRW lists schools, colleges, fire stations, city halls, police stations, libraries, sports venues and historical site preservation among the project types it designs. The firm says it employs over 40 years of expertise in architecture, planning, master planning and interior design, and describes a collaborative process built on listening to clients and translating each project's needs into a realised vision.

Its project pages are organised by type, including civic, federal, fire, higher education, K-12, law enforcement, branding, historic, interiors, sports, sustainable and wellness. The firm reports offices in Texas — Dallas, Houston, College Station and McAllen — as well as San Francisco, and states that it has served 400+ communities.

Its published figures include 40 years of service, 180 team members and 400 communities served. Named principals listed on the firm's people page include managing principals Craig S. Reynolds, FAIA and Mark E. Watford, FAIA, alongside a large group of principals, associate principals, executive associates, senior associates and associates.