| Pickard Chilton | |
|---|---|
| Industry | Architecture |
| Founded | 1997 |
| Headquarters | New Haven, Connecticut |
| Website | pickardchilton.com |
Pickard Chilton is an architecture studio founded in 1997 by Jon Pickard and William Chilton. Based in New Haven, Connecticut, the firm designs corporate headquarters, commercial office towers, hotels, and academic and health care facilities. The studio has completed projects for clients such as Hines, Mitsui Fudosan, ExxonMobil, Northwestern Mutual, Devon Energy, Mutual of Omaha, and Skanska.
Pickard Chilton was founded in 1997 by Jon Pickard and William Chilton. Based in New Haven, Connecticut, the studio has completed projects in multiple countries including Japan, Germany, and across North America.
Pickard Chilton has worked on large-scale, mixed-use urban developments, that include office, hospitality, and public space components. The studio designed the master plan for the Takanawa Gateway City in Tokyo, which includes office, hotel, and retail spaces.
Several of Pickard Chilton's projects incorporate sustainable features: Avocet Tower and AC Hotel by Marriott includes high-efficiency air systems, bio-retention roofs, and EV charging stations, while River Point in Chicago features low-flow fixtures and native landscaping on a 50% green roof. In 2021, the firm added nearly 11-million-square-feet of new work to its existing contracts of 19-million-square-feet, including the Sherwin-Williams Headquarters in Cleveland. The firm also designed 1144 Fifteenth in Denver. Building Design+Construction included the project among its top 10 projects.
Selected projects include:
Several Pickard Chilton projects are featured in lists of the tallest buildings, including:
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