Architectural trends come and go, yet most clients still prefer traditional styles for their dream homes. Colonial Revival is currently the most popular request, particularly in Los Angeles. Read more >

Sneak Peek of Analytique

Richard Manion Associates is proud to offer a first look at an upcoming line of signature plaster moldings commissioned by renowned plasterer Foster Reeve. The classical Analytique will be part of our Georgian Revival line of plaster moldings. RMA is one of several major traditional architecture firms from the U.S. and overseas who have been asked to participate in the launch.

Richard Manion, Principal of Richard Manion Architecture, is delighted to announce the promotion of Dave Hogan, Victor Salas and Andrew Tullis to Senior Associates.

Dave Hogan has worked with RMA since 1995 and has overseen a variety of traditional projects, such as Villa Santus and Villa Cosya, as well as modern and contemporary residences.

Victor Salas joined RMA in 2000 and has been responsible for residential projects in the U.S. and abroad, including a multi-home development in Shanghai.

Andrew Tullis has worked with Richard Manion since 1998 as project manager for numerous residential projects, including Sycamores, Birch Rise, Villa Fatio, New York Moderne and Villa Veneto.

“We have shared many successful projects over the years. They are one of the few architectural firms in L.A. that truly understand and study period details and proportion. They continue in the great tradition of David Adler, Maurice Fatio and George Washington Smith.

Their beautiful houses incorporate the most advanced mechanical systems requested by their discerning clients. It is a joy to work with these dedicated artists. ”

Frank K. Pennino
Interior Designer
Frank Pennino & Associates

“Richard is the David Adler of Los Angeles – the only architect I would work with and truly recommend.”

Craig Wright
Interior Designer
Craig Wright LLC

Regardless of which style they are working in, they always give you a house with perfect proportions where everything feels right and is dead-on. If you get the architecture right, everything else will sing.

Michael Misczynski
Atelier AM

On June 13th a private tour of an English Country residence designed by Richard Manion Architecture was hosted by the The Institute of Classical Architecture & Art. This remodel of an English Country house built in the 1930s was done as a modern interpretation of the work of C.F.A.Voysey, Eyre and their contemporaries. The home features a new wing with interior moldings, fireplaces and details, redesigned from classical sources.