ABOUT ︎


T A L L E R (tah-yehr)—
An LA-based architecture studio working at all scales. We believe in a deliberate architecture. We do not follow trends, nor do we aim to create them. We work toward thoughtful design for the betterment of our built environment.


NEWS + INSIGHTS ︎



SELECT WORK ︎


A New LA Modern
BCCS
Beverly Oracle
Brannick
Central 102nd
Coronado Apartments
Fallbrook Barn
Finley
Franklin
HS01
Jorejick Home
LADU 1
LB Home
Nelson Homes
Ninth on Averill
NOB
Quartz Hill
Quinta House
Reflect
Taft
Tiny Home Village
Uproar
Van Ness Apartments
Van Ness Homes
Walnut

CONTACT ︎


hello@taller.la
t. +1 310 955 1331
Mark




Office - on hiatus



TALLER was founded in opposition to complacent design. We worked in pursuit of a deliberate architecture. An architecture of intervention; an active architecture to advance the quality our collective built environment. Given the ubiquity of our built surroundings, this required working at all scales with equal fervor: from interior remodels to large-scale developments. In an increasingly commoditized and segmented sector, this also required expanding the traditional role of the Architect. As such, we brought together expertise in various areas of the building process, exploring alternative methods of practice to increase our impact across the entire value chain of project delivery.

TALLER is on indefinite hiatus as an architecture studio as we explore work in other facets of the built environment. 


People



Luis Gil, AIA
Principal

Luis is a Los Angeles native whose work spans a wide range of projects around the globe. As an architect he has led design teams on internationally recognized, award-winning projects, and as a real estate developer Luis has managed the development of multifamily, hospitality, and commercial buildings at scale.

He is a licensed architect in California (C37075) and has taught undegraduate and graduate courses in architecture and real estate development at Cal Poly Pomona. Luis earned a Master of Design Studies in Real Estate Development from Harvard University, graduating with distinction, and holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Cal Poly Pomona, where he graduated with honors.

Project Collaborators

Kelly Bergin, Evan Farley, Pearson Lord, Victor Macias, Cass Nakashima