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The Architectural League’s biennial Emerging Voices program spotlights North American architects, landscape architects, and urban designers who have significant bodies of realized work and the potential to influence their field.
In this lecture, two of the 2026 Emerging Voices presented their awarded work to the public.
Led by D’Arcy Jones, design firm D’Arcy Jones Architects has developed an expansive portfolio ranging from single and multi-family residential projects to arts and cultural spaces across urban and rural areas of British Columbia. Founded by Jones in 1999 in Vancouver, Canada, the practice is distinguished by its formal invention and deep commitment to craft.
Founded in Los Angeles in 2015 by Nick Hopson and Klara Rodstrom, Hopson Rodstrom Design Co. focuses on a wide range of housing typologies, including single-family, multi-family, transitional housing, and community spaces at a variety of scales. Within each project, the firm aims to balance playfulness with sincerity through creative use of material, color, light, and texture.
This event was moderated by Kate Wagner, The Nation’s architecture critic and a 2026 Emerging Voices jury member.
The Architectural League’s biennial Emerging Voices program spotlights North American architects, landscape architects, and urban designers who have significant bodies of realized work and the potential to influence their field.
In this lecture, two of the 2026 Emerging Voices presented their awarded work to the public.
Led by D’Arcy Jones, design firm D’Arcy Jones Architects has developed an expansive portfolio ranging from single and multi-family residential projects to arts and cultural spaces across urban and rural areas of British Columbia. Founded by Jones in 1999 in Vancouver, Canada, the practice is distinguished by its formal invention and deep commitment to craft.
Founded in Los Angeles in 2015 by Nick Hopson and Klara Rodstrom, Hopson Rodstrom Design Co. focuses on a wide range of housing typologies, including single-family, multi-family, transitional housing, and community spaces at a variety of scales. Within each project, the firm aims to balance playfulness with sincerity through creative use of material, color, light, and texture.
This event was moderated by Kate Wagner, The Nation’s architecture critic and a 2026 Emerging Voices jury member.
