At an early age, Wilson Fuqua yearned to capture the style and livability of traditional houses. His interest in the evolution of various home styles led him to study art and art history at Trinity University. Later, at The University of Texas at Austin, Fuqua earned a Master of Architecture degree, combining historic preservation and architectural history.
His first job was with Frank Welch, and in 1984, he started his own residential architecture practice in Dallas, working with Rick Robertson and Hobson Crow and focusing on the eclectic houses of the early 20th century. His dedication to detail in design has provided opportunities to incorporate his work through renovations and additions with that of great architects, including Charles Dilbeck, John Staub, and Hal Thomson.
Fuqua Architects places a focus on classical techniques combined with current technology in new construction, historic renovation, and addition/renovation projects. This is critical to creating a space that utilizes traditional beauty and today’s modern amenities. The evolution of the design process includes conceptual hand-drawn sketching for early visualization, 3D construction detailing with computer-generated CAD drawings for quick adaptations, and beautiful watercolors to highlight the artistic result of the collaborative project.
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