About Wildman & Morris
Established after the Korean War in 1953 by friends Robert Wildman and Robert Morris, the firm of Wildman & Morris has provided award winning Architectural and Engineering Services for more than 70 years.
A Veteran-Owned Small Business, originally located in San Francisco, we specialize in architectural design, planning, design and structural engineering for both the private and public sectors.
Examples of our portfolio of built projects include new construction, additions and renovations to aviation, aerospace, educational, commercial, governmental, IDC/communication centers, and industrial facilities. Whether providing these services as the design lead, as part of a design/build team, or as a sub-consultant, Wildman & Morris constantly delivers high-quality, professional results.
The firm maintains a dedicated staff of talented architects and engineering professionals with highly specialized design experience, which enables us to provide creative solutions to technically complex design challenges. Furthermore, because we have both architects and engineers on staff, we are also able to quickly resolve design and construction issues, saving our clients both time and money.
Our team coordinates and produce Construction Documents with state-of-the-art BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology which allows us to deliver projects more efficiently, while also minimizing environmental impacts.
While conditions concerning the planet and the built environment have certainly changed since the partners founded the business, all of us in the Ramona, California office still embrace our founding fathers' guiding principals of providing the most cost effective solutions, to today’s modern design issues, in a timely and professional manner.
Sustainable Design
By definition, sustainable design is design that analyzes, integrates, and optimizes environmental, social and economic factors for the life of the product. Sustainable design is design that contributes to making the world a better place for future generations.
Wildman & Morris has strived to apply these sustainable design principles to its projects for many years. Our focus has been on proper on-site treatment of storm water, proper building orientation and building insulation, optimization of natural light use and the use of energy efficient building systems. The federal government has required implementation of the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rating system on many of its projects for the last few years. We have successfully applied the LEED rating system to a number of our military projects. Using this system as an additional tool, we have become well versed at helping facilities achieve high levels of sustainability.
Furthermore, using state-of-the-art BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology by our design team facilitates a holistic design approach and enables accurate simulations of building energy performance. BIM addresses environmental factors such as solar gain, lighting, and airflow in the early design stages. It also assists us in conserving energy and resources plus reducing the carbon footprint while also improving building performance and occupant comfort.
As well as the LEED certification process, we are also committed to the sustainability education process. We fully understand that the broader objective of green design is to spread, and share our passion for a better environment. In constructing a sustainable project, the participation of many parties is required including designers, end-users, contractors and maintenance personnel.
Many of these individuals are less familiar with sustainable design concepts, so our professional team at Wildman & Morris is committed to making this an inclusive process. One in which through a proven history, we can successfully navigate the process, share our knowledge and generate positive cultural change.