Architecture firm Weinstein A+U completed the first step in a long-term ownership transition plan as Robert Kiker, Dávila Parker-Garcia, Kirsten Wild, and Matthew Zinski joined Ed Weinstein as partners.
The firm, founded in 1977 by Ed Weinstein, FAIA, is recognized by clients and fellow architects for its thoughtful approach to architecture and urban design, and has been recognized with numerous awards, including the 2019 Northwest & Pacific Region Firm of the Year Award. Ed’s steadfast commitment to a disciplined design approach and rationally conceived buildings has been instrumental in defining the firm’s identity. As Weinstein A+U embarks on this new chapter, the firm’s mission of shaping places, one thoughtful building at a time, will continue to guide its work under the leadership of the new partners.
Serving as a neutral facilitator, Strogoff Consulting worked closely with Weinstein A+U’s Founding Partner and the incoming owners throughout the ownership transition process, developed a valuation and series of cash flow models, crafted a set of ownership guidelines and buy-in options; facilitated meetings, and coordinated input from the firm's legal and accounting advisors.
The firm, founded in 1977 by Ed Weinstein, FAIA, is recognized by clients and fellow architects for its thoughtful approach to architecture and urban design, and has been recognized with numerous awards, including the 2019 Northwest & Pacific Region Firm of the Year Award. Ed’s steadfast commitment to a disciplined design approach and rationally conceived buildings has been instrumental in defining the firm’s identity. As Weinstein A+U embarks on this new chapter, the firm’s mission of shaping places, one thoughtful building at a time, will continue to guide its work under the leadership of the new partners.
Serving as a neutral facilitator, Strogoff Consulting worked closely with Weinstein A+U’s Founding Partner and the incoming owners throughout the ownership transition process, developed a valuation and series of cash flow models, crafted a set of ownership guidelines and buy-in options; facilitated meetings, and coordinated input from the firm's legal and accounting advisors.