Humphreys and Partners Architects

Humphreys and Partners Architects was established in 1991 in Dallas, Texas, by Mark Humphreys. The firm was created around a focused architectural practice rather than a broad portfolio covering all building categories. From its beginning, it concentrated on multifamily residential design, including apartment buildings, condominiums, and mixed-use developments in which housing is combined with commercial, amenity, or community functions. That specialization placed the practice within the larger field of residential development architecture. Multifamily projects require coordinated decisions about density, unit planning, building massing, shared amenities, parking, circulation, site organization, and the relationship between private dwellings and public or semi-public spaces. The firm's work has consequently included both building-level design and broader planning considerations for residential communities. Over time, Humphreys and Partners expanded its presence across several U.S. states and into other countries. The available reference material does not provide a complete office chronology, revenue history, ownership record, or list of international locations, but it indicates that the practice developed a geographic reach beyond its Dallas headquarters. Its identified projects cover multiple American regions and demonstrate work in both urban and suburban contexts. The firm's completed portfolio includes The Carlyle in Minneapolis, Minnesota, completed in 2009; The Domain in San Jose, California, completed in 2013; Hebron 121 in Lewisville, Texas, developed between 2014 and 2018; One Light in Kansas City, Missouri, completed in 2016; 65 Bay Street in Jersey City, New Jersey, completed in 2017; and LVL 29 in Plano, Texas, completed in 2019. Together, these projects represent the practice's work across apartment and condominium formats, high-density residential settings, and mixed-use or amenity-oriented developments. Mark Humphreys was the firm's founder and was recognized as a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects. His death in January 2022, at age 67, marked a significant leadership transition. The supplied sources do not identify a successor or provide enough evidence to name current executives. They likewise do not establish a parent company, public listing, or publicly disclosed owner. The firm is therefore best characterized as a private architectural professional-services practice whose principal documented identity is its specialization in multifamily residential design.

• 2022

  Founder Mark Humphreys dies

  [1]Humphreys and Partners Architectsen.wikipedia.org

  Mark Humphreys died in January 2022 at age 67 after leading the firm he founded in 1991.

• 2019

  LVL 29 completed

  [1]Humphreys and Partners Architectsen.wikipedia.org

  LVL 29 in Plano, Texas, was completed as a later example of the firm's residential design work.

• 2017

  65 Bay Street completed

  [1]Humphreys and Partners Architectsen.wikipedia.org

  The firm's 65 Bay Street project in Jersey City, New Jersey, was completed.

• 2016

  One Light completed

  [1]Humphreys and Partners Architectsen.wikipedia.org

  One Light in Kansas City, Missouri, was completed and added to the firm's portfolio of multifamily residential projects.

• 2014

  Hebron 121 development period begins

  [1]Humphreys and Partners Architectsen.wikipedia.org

  The firm's Hebron 121 project in Lewisville, Texas, entered its documented development period, which continued through 2018.

• 2013

  The Domain completed

  [1]Humphreys and Partners Architectsen.wikipedia.org

  The Domain in San Jose, California, was completed as part of the firm's multifamily residential portfolio.

• 2009

  The Carlyle completed

  [1]Humphreys and Partners Architectsen.wikipedia.org

  The Carlyle, a residential project in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was completed and became part of the firm's documented portfolio.

• 1991

  Firm founded in Dallas

  [1]Humphreys and Partners Architectsen.wikipedia.org

  Mark Humphreys established Humphreys and Partners Architects in Dallas, Texas, with a focus on architectural work for multifamily residential development.

A specialist residential architecture practice focused on multifamily housing, condominiums, apartment communities, and mixed-use developments.

• Multifamily residential project · 2009

  The Carlyle

  The Carlyle is a completed residential project in Minneapolis, Minnesota, dating from 2009. It is cited as part of Humphreys and Partners Architects' multifamily portfolio and illustrates the firm's work in apartment or condominium-oriented residential development.

• Multifamily residential project · 2013

  The Domain

  The Domain is a completed residential development in San Jose, California, completed in 2013. The project forms part of the firm's documented work in multifamily housing and demonstrates its activity in a major California urban market.

• Multifamily residential project · 2014

  Hebron 121

  Hebron 121 is a residential project in Lewisville, Texas, with a documented development period running from 2014 to 2018. It represents the firm's work on multifamily housing in the Dallas–Fort Worth region.

• Multifamily residential project · 2016

  One Light

  One Light is a completed residential project in Kansas City, Missouri, completed in 2016. It is included among the firm's notable multifamily projects and reflects its work beyond its Texas home market.

• Multifamily residential project · 2017

  65 Bay Street

  65 Bay Street is a completed residential development in Jersey City, New Jersey, completed in 2017. Its inclusion in the firm's portfolio indicates experience with higher-density residential design in the New York metropolitan area.

• Multifamily residential project · 2019

  LVL 29

  LVL 29 is a completed residential project in Plano, Texas, completed in 2019. It is a later example of the firm's multifamily design work in the North Texas market.

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