John Sheehan

Posted on February 22, 2012

back on track

While the economy is starting to rebound, architects need to strategize when it comes to jump-starting their stalled projects. More

Tags: Ralph Cunningham, David Vandervort, Architects, Margaret Griffin, Residential Architect

Posted on February 24, 2010

How Did Architects Fare During the Downturn?

By Cheryl Weber, LEED AP

In the aftermath of the economic crash, the 10 firms featured in residential architect's January/February 2009 cover story, "Word on the Street," struggled mightily. See how they're doing now. More

Tags: Mithun, Studio Dwell Architects, Mark Peters, Studio E Architects, Sprocket Design–Build

Posted on February 21, 2009

eric naslund, faia, and john sheehan, aia

By Meghan Drueding

When the principals at Studio E Architects fell into designing a charter school a few years ago, little did they know the project type would help see them through the current downturn. More

Tags: Architects, Business, Residential Architect, California, Affordable Housing

Posted on May 07, 2007

lillian place, san diego

By Meghan Drueding

The cobbled-together site of this affordable family-housing community presented Studio E Architects principal John Sheehan with a difficult task. More

Tags: Design, Architects, Mitchell T. Blake, Residential Architect, California

Posted on November 02, 2004

eleventh avenue townhomes, escondido, calif.

By Meghan Drueding

John Sheehan and Eric Naslund, AIA, of Studio E Architects in San Diego, set out to do something different with this 16-unit affordable community in Escondido, Calif. More

Tags: Design, Residential Architect, California, Affordable Housing, Attached Development

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