Wittenberg Delony & Davidson Architects (WDD) is a distinguished architecture firm with over a century of rich history, deeply rooted in the landscape of Arkansas. Founded in 1919 by George Wittenberg and Lawson Delony in Little Rock, the firm initially focused on residential designs but quickly expanded its portfolio to include significant civic structures, education buildings, and healthcare facilities. Today, WDD operates from its offices in Central and Northwest Arkansas, boasting a skilled team of over 30 professionals, including seven lead architects, each specializing in different sectors to ensure expert execution on diverse projects.
WDD Architects has garnered a reputation for designing iconic structures that contribute to the community's identity and functionality. Their extensive portfolio features civic spaces such as city halls and convention centers, educational institutions, correctional facilities, and various commercial offices. The firm prides itself on environmentally responsible and energy-efficient designs, with several architects holding LEED accreditation.
Throughout its history, the firm has adapted to changing architectural practices and client needs, maintaining a focus on quality and innovation. Significant milestones include the construction of the Gothic Revival-style Little Rock High School and major projects for the Springdale School District and the University of Arkansas.
WDD's commitment to excellence has resulted in numerous award-winning projects and sustained client relationships, with a substantial portion of their business derived from repeat clients. With a successful transition in leadership into its sixth president in 2019, the firm is poised to continue its legacy of architectural excellence while fostering design that enhances the communities of Arkansas for generations to come.
