JHP Architecture / Urban Design
Brian Keith has a diverse work experience in architecture, urban design, and planning. Brian has worked at JHP Architecture / Urban Design in various roles, including Director of Urban Design & Planning and Principal. Brian was also a Director of Urban Design / Planning at JHP and at JHP Architecture & Urban Design. Brian has also served as an urban designer at CNU North Texas and as a board member at Trinity Strand Trail. Brian has been involved in Dallas' urban development as a Landmark Commissioner at Dallas Landmark Commission and as a member of the urban design committee at Dallas AIA. Additionally, Brian has participated in Leadership Dallas and served as a project architect at Design international. Brian is an Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America.
Brian Keith earned a Bachelor's degree in Architecture from North Carolina State University, where they attended from 1984 to 1988. Brian later pursued a Masters degree in Architecture at The University of Texas at Austin from 1992 to 1995.
JHP Architecture / Urban Design
JHP is an award-winning architecture, planning and urban design firm practicing nationally from its base in Dallas, Texas. Founded in 1979 the firm's primary practice areas include such specialty markets as: Transit Oriented Development (TOD), high-density urban infill communities, mixed-use, sustainable development, and market-rate, senior, student and affordable housing. The firm embraces the tenets of Whole Community Design™, which seeks to create memorable environments for people that are rich in diversity, unique to the place, and sustainable over time. JHP, previously doing business as James, Harwick+Partners, Inc., is dedicated to providing high quality design solutions through analysis, thoughtful design and professional representation. We have an appreciation for the economic forces that motivate clients to invest in and develop real estate. We are steadfast in our belief that environmentally intelligent design, planning and building is essential to our world's future. Our obligation is to those who live with—and within—our decisions.