Daniel Stone

Designer (he/him)

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With seven years of experience as an architectural designer, Daniel has worked on a variety of typologies, ranging from affordable housing projects across Oregon to single-family residential renovations and academic/institutional projects. He is currently working on Broadway Corridor Parcel 4A, a 229-unit, 14-story mass-timber affordable housing development located in Portland’s Pearl District.

Daniel’s educational background in both fine art and architecture informs his approach to design challenges, giving him a unique perspective honed through handcraft and creative problem solving. Over the past several years, he has been a volunteer instructor with Architects in Schools and has pursued independent travel research projects in the Mojave Desert and Utah. For the latter, he received a travel grant and later presented a gallery exhibition of mappings, collages, and drawings at the Rhode Island School of Design.

Education

Bachelor of Architecture & Bachelor of Fine Arts, Rhode Island School of Design, 2018

Affiliations

Architects in Schools, Volunteer, 2024

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