History
Stickney Murphy Romine Architects, PLLC, evolved from a nineteen-year partnership of Stickney & Murphy Architects, founded in 1977 by Jerry Stickney and Ronald Murphy. Michael Romine joined the firm in 1985 as Intern and Project Architect and became a firm principal with the establishment of Stickney Murphy Romine in 1997. In 2004, John Woodworth became the firm's fourth principal.
The firm principals are members of the American Institute of Architects, and bring many years of combined experience in commercial, institutional, and residential building projects.
Early rehabilitation work for the University of Washington helped to launch a well-earned reputation for preserving and rejuvenating many of Seattle's most significant historic buildings, including the widely-profiled Cadillac Hotel and the King County Courthouse.
Recent work has included Artspace Hiawatha Lofts, Kenyon House, and the YWCA learning center and King County Library at Greenbridge.