Point Office named a Top Residential Architect by Forbes
Updated: Nov 5, 2024

We are honored to announce that Point Office has been included in Forbes inaugural list of Top 200 Residential Architects in America. Its rewarding (and surreal) to be included in this list with so many talented architect peers, many of whom have been exemplars for our young practice.
Forbes process began with reviewing 18,000+ architecture firms and, as the preface to the list states, “Ten months of work later, we present to you an architects list unprecedented in its scope and diligence, representing firms in 42 states plus the District of Columbia. These are the nation’s finest practitioners of the creation of “home,” and the residential specialists best suited to help you build the setting for your life’s most meaningful experiences—all vetted and at your fingertips.”
Our inclusion is, of course, a tribute to visionary clients, talented team members past and present, and all the wonderful collaborators we’ve worked with over the years. We want to express our deep gratitude to Richard Olsen and the Forbes editorial board for including us and for their impressive research into the current state of residential architecture in America.



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