Murray Legge Architecture
Our architecture reveals the extraordinary opportunities that exist in the ordinary. Employing a creative process that deeply considers practical issues of design, we examine how materials, space, and light create places that resonate and engage. Our award-winning work ranges from residential projects to religious and educational facilities.
Lincoln Davidson
Murray Legge
Katherine Odom
Thanh Le
Awards
2024 Architizer A+ Awards Finalist - Henri II House
2023 Texas Society of Architects Design Excellence Award - Canterbury House
2023 AIA Austin Firm Achievement Award
2022 The Architect’s Newpaper - AN Interiors Top 50 Architects and Designers
2022 National AIA Small Project Awards - Little Tiger
2022 National AIA Small Project Awards - Temporary Tiger
2022 Architizer Jury Award Winner - Canterbury House
2022 Architizer Jury Award Winner - South 2nd
2022 Dezeen Awards Long List - Temporary Tiger
2021 American Architecture Award - European Center for Architecture - Little Tiger
2021 Texas Society of Architects Design Excellence Award - Temporary Tiger
2021 Texas Society of Architects Design Excellence Award - David Street House
2021 Architizer Special Mention - Temporary Tiger
2021 AIA Austin Design Excellence Award - David Street House
2021 AIA Austin Design Excellence Award - Temporary Tiger
2020 AIA Austin Design Excellence Award - Little Tiger
2020 Architizer Award Finalist - Little Tiger
2020 The Plan Awards Finalist Education. - Little Tiger
2019 Architizer Award Winner - Soft Dog Den
2019 AIA Austin Design Excellence Award - World Walk
2018 AIA Austin Design Awards People’s Choice Award - Griffin School
2018 AIA Austin Excellence Design Award - Griffin School
2018 Architizer A+ Awards Special Mention - Art and Architecture - LLL World Walk Project
2018 Architizer A+ Awards Finalist - Private Landscape - La Grange Landscape
2017 Architects Newpaper - Best of Design Award - La Grange Landscape
2017 Texas Society of Architects - Studio Award - LLL Palm Street Aircraft Observation Park
2014 AIA Austin Design Excellence Award – Westmoreland Pavilion
2013 FAIA – Elevated to the American Institute of Architects, College of Fellows for Design
2012 AIA Austin Design Excellence Award – Unbuilt Honor, Chapel St Francis de Sales
2012 Austin Critics’ Table Awards – Winner - Best work of Art; One of a Kind – AMOA-Arthouse Loop
2011 AIA Austin Design Excellence Award – LZT Garage Unit
2010 American Architecture Award – LZT Lost Pines Chapel
2010 City of Austin, Community Arts Award – Legge Lewis Legge
2009 AIA National Design Award – SSP Design Excellence Award, LLL Cup City
2009 Texas Society of Architects – Artisan of the year award, Legge Lewis Legge
2009 AIA Austin Design Excellence Award – LZT Lost Pines Chapel
2009 AIA Austin Design Excellence Award – LLL UP Ultimate Pulse
2009 Wood Design and Building Award – International Honor Award, LZT Lost Pines Chapel
2008 Texas Society of Architects Design Award – LZT Lost Pine Chapel
2007 AIA Austin Design Excellence Award – LLL Cup City
2006 Austin Critics’ Table Awards – Nomination - Best work of Art; Installation, LLL UP – First Night Austin
2006 AIA Austin Young Architectural Professional Award – For outstanding leadership as a young professional
2006 Texas Society of Architects Design Award – LLL Cup City
2006 Texas Society of Architects Design Award – Honorable Mention – LZT Austin Resource Center for the Homeless
Past Team Members
Lucy Lewis-Legge -Dog, Arthur Lam, Maya Shamir, Stephen McCann, Jordan Smith, Travis Avery , Andrew Helmbrecht, Catherine McCoy, Bella Chou, Ryanna Henson, Benjamin Kaplowitz, Michael Norris, Clare Van Montfrans, Stefan Brits, Luca Senise, Travis Cook, Nevin Blum, Alex Warr, Nicolas Allinder, Robert Foy
Connect with us!
We’re always looking for talented people that are interested in our work. We’re a small office and hire reluctantly but always on the look out for the right people to join our team should the need arise. Please feel free to send your CV and work sample to info@murraylegge.com
A love of architecture, theory and strong interest in the technical resolution of buildings is required. CAD and BIM familiarity helpful along with Adobe Suite, digital visualization and physical model building skills and interest. Studio art education or practice is a plus. Our office currently uses Archicad for the majority of our production work.