Bradley Edwards, Principal, AIA
Bradley Edwards AIA has been designing major projects in the Northwest Arkansas area since 1994. Prior to establishing Bradley Edwards Architect in 2008, Bradley was a project architect for Architect226, owner and designer of Studio BE, and intern architect for David French Architects and Fay Jones + Maurice Jennings Architects. Bradley concurrently practiced and taught Architecture Studio classes at the Fay Jones School of Architecture. As a result of his teaching and practice, Bradley's work deftly combines spatial and conceptual ideas with practical knowledge.
Bia Edwards, Office Manager
Bia graduated from the University of Arkansas with a BA in Creative Writing. Her background is focused in social media management, data analysis, and research which she uses to bring innovation, clarity, and media outlook to the firm.
Luna, Personality Hire
Luna graduated with honors from the Doggy School of Innovation, where she majored in being the center of attention and minored in howling. After curating her loveable personality and drive for treats, she came to us and now fills the office with morale boosting silliness.
Mia, Materials Connoisseur
Mia brings her appreciation for luxury to the firm and uses her sense of style to help the team navigate material samples and cutting edge design opportunities.
Camilla Salgueiro, Designer
Camila graduated from the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design with a BArch and a IARD-M in the spring of 2023. She values the intricacies of materials, understanding that everything resides in the details, as she weaves diverse languages for expression in space.
Tina, Assistant Manager
Tina has a valued and irreplaceable role at the firm. Though she enjoys napping and singing, she brings a sense of professionalism to the office where she monitors each designer’s project progress closely through meaningful looks and eye rolls.
Marley, Accountant
Marley is by the book. No funny business when she’s around. She hates when people run or use rolling chairs and will not hesitate to chase them. When she isn’t enforcing IRS guidelines, she often uses her very loud bark to remind everyone that there’s important work to be done. We thank Marley for her diligence in the workplace.