Jeff Taylor

Jeff Taylor holds a Masters of Architecture from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelors of Science from Washington University in St. Louis. Taylor began his building career as a licensed contractor, a skill and craft that deeply informs his abilities as an architect. In 2002 while still graduate students at MIT Taylor and Miller founded their architectural practice dedicated to the research and building of form and space. Because mockups and material exploration are such an important part of the firm's design process both partners take full advantage of their carriage house workshop in the Berkshires where they often fabricate portions of their designs. Taylor maintains his contractor license and has built many of the firm's projects in New York and in the Berkshires. Taylor's merits include Honorable Mention at the Congress of New Urbanism, 2004 Charter Awards, and he has also lectured at Princeton University.

B. Alex Miller

B. Alex Miller holds a Masters of Architecture from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelors of Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. In 2002 while still graduate students at MIT Taylor and Miller founded their architectural practice dedicated to the research and building of form and space. Since then Miller has been active in both building and theoretical pursuits. Miller has lectured at Princeton University and served as a critic at University of Illinois, MIT, and the University of Virginia. Miller has a forthcoming book with MIT Press dedicated to the exploration of the American suburban garage typology, a body of research for which he was also awarded Outstanding Thesis Award for The Great American Garage, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Taylor and Miller's joint merits include having been nominated for participation in MoMa PS 1 Young Architects Program, 2009-2010, selected as part of Architecture Vanguard Issue of Architectural Record, December 2009, received Brooklyn Building Award for Atlantic Gardens project 2009, and awarded the "Emerging Voices" honor in 2011 by the New York Architectural League which includes a feature lecture at the New Museum, New York, NY in March 2011.