Anne Mooney is a Top Women in Architecture Honoree by Mountain Living Magazine
Sparano + Mooney Architecture is pleased to announce that our Principal Architect and Co-Founder, Anne Mooney is one of this year’s recipients of the Mountain Living Magazine’s Top Female Architects!
Anne was educated in architecture at Columbia University in New York, and at the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) where she studied in Switzerland and Los Angeles. Anne has achieved professional distinctions as an architectural practitioner, professor and design critic, and her award-winning designs have been featured in publications and exhibitions in the United States, Canada, China, England, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, Germany and Japan.
Glenwild Residence, Photo Credit: Derek Israelsen
From our two award-winning architectural design studios Anne’s practice draws its inspiration from the American West, as she believes in the potential of the region as a point of departure for world class design. Her team of creative partners and collaborating architects has consistently produced a body of work dedicated to contributing to the elevation of a strong regional design movement.
The architects have honed a research based conceptual design approach, developing architecture that reflects an area of study unique to each client’s vision while carefully considering the budget, site, program, cultural and community contexts. In addition to the Mountain Living’s Top Women in Architecture award, Anne’s design work has received numerous regional and national awards for built and conceptual work.
Emigration Canyon Residence, Photo Credit: Denis Mecham
Sparano + Mooney Architecture has been recognized with the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Western Mountain Region Architectural Firm of the Year Award (2016-2017), the AIA Western Mountain Region Young Architect of the Year Award (Anne Mooney, 2014) and the AIA Utah Architectural Firm of the Year Award (2012). Recent publications in the architecture and design press include the Wall Street Journal, Mountain Living, Aspire, Dwell (USA), A+U (Tokyo), Bauwelt (Berlin), World Architecture (London), Hospitality Design (USA), Utah Style & Design, Hinge (Hong Kong) and L’Arca (Milan).
Thaynes Canyon Residence, Photo Credit: Scot Zimmerman