8 | Richard Wittschiebe Hand
SUSTAINABLY STYLISH
While both Wittschiebe and Richard refer
to themselves as “generalists” as opposed to
specialists in only one type of architectural
aesthetic, their firm has, nonetheless, be-
come specialists in LEED-certified services;
projects that distinctively adhere to Leader-
ship in Energy and Environmental Design-
standards espoused by the U.S. Green Build-
ing Council. RWH actually provided the
services in a project that earned recognition
as one of the first LEEDPlatinum projects in
Atlanta; services which involved renovation
of the training center, technical library and
offices at the headquarters of the American
Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-
Conditioning Engineers. Wittschiebe says
they are especially proud to have worked
on this project, not only because of what
they were able to deliver, but because secur-
ing the contract meant competing against
much larger and established firms. More re-
cently, RWH has provided interior design,
critical to the development of new lecture
GSU Piedmont Dining Hall, exterior at twilight (Fred Gerlich, Photographer)
