Founder and Principal Architect • Design
Gary Diebel, AIA
Gary Diebel, AIA, has led project teams through the entire architectural process, from conceptual design through construction for steel, concrete, and wood buildings. He is a licensed architect, a member of the American Institute of Architects, an architectural award winner, and recognized as a top architect in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Mr. Diebel studied with scholarships at Cranbrook Academy of Art, earning a Master of Architecture degree. Cranbrook has an international reputation for design and is renowned for its architecture. It is among the best graduate programs in the country. Diebel was the top architectural graduate at the University of Minnesota, receiving a Bachelor of Architecture with High Distinction at a college known as a leading architectural school for design excellence.
A Design Arts Grantee from the National Endowment for the Arts, a multi-national and local design competition winner, an Ellerbe Prize recipient, and a Progressive Architecture emerging architect, Diebel began his career working with noted architects David Salmela, FAIA, and Edward Kodet, FAIA. Exhibitions in New York, San Francisco, Detroit, Minneapolis, and Honolulu have featured Gary Diebel's architectural designs. The books
Dream Homes—Unique Urban, Suburban, and Vacation Homes Designed by the Nation's Leading Architects, San Francisco Architects-Top Bay Area Studios, Sabrina Soto's Home Design, and
Weekend House by Penelope Rowlands feature his work. A Palo Alto Weekly article, Architects' tour showcases cutting-edge designs, discusses his work. Green Building and Design Magazine article,
California Cool, is an interview with Gary. Mr. Diebel has appeared on the Home & Garden Television Network (HGTV). Silicon Valley Home Tours featured a house that he designed.
- Licensed Architect
- Member of the American Institute of Architects
