A man with short brown hair and a beard, resembling Christopher Carrigan, AICP, RA, wears a dark blazer over a light pink striped shirt. He stands indoors by yellow patterned curtains, smiling slightly with one hand in his pocket as greenery is visible outside.

Christopher Carrigan, RA, AICP

From an early age Christopher Carrigan had an affinity for drawing and math, but it was not until high school that he was introduced to architecture and became “hooked on the balance of design and building science.” Chris first joined the firm after graduating from the University of Notre Dame in 2002. In 2005, he decided to take a leave of absence to pursue graduate studies in town design, eventually returning to Historical Concepts with a Master of Architecture from the University of Miami in 2006. Chris has a deep passion for traditional architecture and neighborhood-scale master planning. He has been active in numerous civic and professional organizations such as the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, and previously served as President of the Atlanta Chapter of the Congress for the New Urbanism. His generalist approach to architecture and master planning, along with his eye for detail, is well‐recognized within the firm and by his peers. Chris has contributed to several custom residential, civic, and urban design projects, a number of which received Shutze Awards, and previously served as an Adjunct Faculty member at the University of Miami. Working remotely from a small town outside of Minneapolis, MN, Chris enjoys spending time with his kids on various outdoor activities, woodworking, watching baseball, and relaxing at the lake.