Paul’s catalog of work comprises more than two million square feet of interior space that cross corporate office, healthcare, higher education, retail, and hospitality markets. Degreed in Architecture, Paul comfortably navigates broad conversations around design in the built environment. He undertakes each design opportunity with regard for refined details and tailored functionality to create elevated spaces.

Rob’s leadership role concentrates on streamlining studio operations and elevating project delivery. His initiatives support Studio 310’s design objectives by creating capacity for the studio to perform at an elevated level of design. He directs project management activities for both public and private clients in a range of project types across architecture, interior design, and experiential graphic design.

Albert’s portfolio contains award-winning work in higher education, institutional, community, and corporate markets. He is recognized for design excellence over the course of his career having guided and authored winning entries for international design competitions as well as for his built work. Albert leads the design direction for Studio 310.

He is active in the professional community holding leadership positions with AIA Triangle including Chapter President for two terms. In 2018 Albert received the AIA NC Emerging Professional Award as testament to his exceptional contributions to the profession of architecture.

In support of his alma maters of UNCC and NCSU, Albert regularly contributes as a guest critic, lecturer, and faculty advisor.

The portfolio of work developed over her career is a result of Monica’s client-focused design methodology. Through this lens, she steers design and project management efforts to craft purposeful and engaging spaces. She has garnered experience working in corporate, healthcare, higher education, retail, and restaurant markets with special interest in composing program and strategy for workplace environments.

Adriane’s collection of work in healthcare, institutional, K-12, higher education, and corporate office environments reflects a design process grounded in research and curiosity. A seasoned design practitioner, her advanced expertise in materiality, code compliance, and design strategy underscores a career spanning over 20 years in California, Washington, D.C., and southeastern U.S. Her depth of experience, professionalism, and attention to client service is a studio model.

Alex’s contextual approach to design results in appropriate and authentic architecture. Rendered with natural, honest materials, his work is rooted in functionality and elevated by his care for detail and constructability. Alex comfortably leads and supports project efforts across the studio creating places that resonate with their communities.

Isaac’s attention to the dialogue between program and context affords his work a continuity of architectural expression specific to each design. Establishing thoughtful foundational design concepts ground his approach and result in solutions that consider cultural, community, ecological, and client values. Isaac’s technical aptitude, representation skills and curiosity of construction and detailing support project efforts across the studio.

Heather manages executive and financial administration informed by over 30 years of experience, more than half of which, within Architecture and Real Estate Development communities. Her streamlined processes reduce operational demands and allow project teams to focus on design, project delivery, and client service more deeply.

Research, investigation, and strategy are foundational principles to Kim’s process. She approaches each design opportunity with consideration for the true character of a place. With rigorous planning and natural curiosity, she formulates succinct and elegant strategies for wayfinding, placemaking, and brand activation that clarify and complement their setting. Across the studio, Kim’s expertise is wide reaching and elevates the outcomes for all projects.

A founder of 310 Architecture and Interiors, (Studio 310), Walter counsels the studio, conveying expertise drawn from over four decades in the practice of architecture. His lengthy portfolio is evidence of the wealth of knowledge he offers to the technical and professional development of staff. Through design principles rooted in clarity and simplicity Walter is author to cost effective and well-coordinated projects across the state. His expertise is foundational to the growth of Studio 310.

Walter is also serving his second appointment to the NC State Board of Architecture.

Gabrielle’s studio contributions exhibit her ease at condensing complex design challenges into simple terms, bringing clarity to otherwise abstract concepts. She shifts easily among responsibilities, supporting experiential graphics, interior design projects, and architectural initiatives. As a student, Gabrielle was twice honored with the Brian Shawcroft Prize from NCSU in recognition of her exemplary hand-drawing skills. She is also the recipient of an AIA North Carolina Student Design Award for her work from the NCSU DIY Cartography course.

Emily’s career in regional design, construction, and real estate networks grants important insight into the strategic and operational growth of Studio 310. She draws from professional relationships and experience nurtured as a practicing interior designer, workplace consultant and business strategist. The American Society of Interior Designers elevated Emily to Fellowship status in recognition of her outstanding contributions and commitment to the profession. Her community engagement includes various board appointments and volunteer positions for organizations around the Triangle.