David Yocum
Founded in 2006, bldgs is a full service architecture practice dedicated to the creation of inventive and enduring works of architecture and urban design. We believe that design excellence is achieved through an exceptionally detailed understanding of building form, spatial organization, the potential of program, an economy of means, and material innovation and constructability. We produce buildings that resonate with their environment, both natural and urban. We appreciate the contrasts and complexities that develop through a process of direct interaction with our clients.
David Yocum, AIA received a Master of Architecture from Harvard University, and a Bachelor of Arts from Dartmouth College with majors in History and Studio Art, where he was awarded a James B. Reynolds Fellowship. Prior to founding the firm, he was a Senior Project Architect with Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects in Atlanta.
Yocum and Bell are currently the Millkey Visiting Professors of Practice at the Georgia Institute of Technology College of Architecture.
James Dallman
James Dallman is principal and co-founder of LA DALLMAN. Mr. Dallman received his professional degree in architecture from Harvard University Design School (GSD), and conducted his undergraduate studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He received his B.S. in architecture from UWM with high honors including study at the Ecole Speciale D'Architecture, in Paris. At Harvard, Mr. Dallman was a Kelley Thesis Prize finalist. His analytical drawings of the work of Louis Kahn and Frank Lloyd Wright are published in the journal 9H. He has worked as an architect in distinguished firms in Vienna, London, Montreal, New York and Boston. He has served as an invited architectural critic at a number of universities and has been invited by the American Institute of Architects Wisconsin and the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture to lecture on selected work as well as on fabrication techniques. He has served on the Board of Directors of several non-profit institutions.
