An international
background
Stephen Norman contributed to these projects when employed at other firms. Rather than limiting his work to a headquarters office, he consistently chose to follow projects from earliest to final stages, typically moving to the country in which the project was to be built. This gave him a comprehensive view of construction techniques and traditions, and also provided him opportunities to develop long-term client relationships within a broad spectrum of cultures. In 1995, he began his own company in Dallas.
1993–1995
Hendricks & Brantner, Architects
Rockwall, Texas
1990–1993
Tsao & McKown, Architects
Singapore and New York City
1988–1990
CRSS Architects
Dallas and Houston
1985–1988
George C. T. Woo & Partners / WJHP
Dallas and Hong Kong
1979–1985
I.M. Pei & Partners (currently Pei Cobb Freed & Partners)
Hong Kong and New York City
1977–1979
Harper Kemp Clutts & Parker, Architects
Dallas
1975–1977
Dahl Braden Jones & Chapman, Architects
Dallas
Stephen Norman contributed to these projects when employed at other firms. Rather than limiting his work to a headquarters office, he consistently chose to follow projects from earliest to final stages, typically moving to the country in which the project was to be built. This gave him a comprehensive view of construction techniques and traditions, and also provided him opportunities to develop long-term client relationships within a broad spectrum of cultures. In 1995, he began his own company in Dallas.
1993–1995
Hendricks & Brantner, Architects
Rockwall, Texas
1990–1993
Tsao & McKown, Architects
Singapore and New York City
1988–1990
CRSS Architects
Dallas and Houston
1985–1988
George C. T. Woo & Partners / WJHP
Dallas and Hong Kong
1979–1985
I.M. Pei & Partners (currently Pei Cobb Freed & Partners)
Hong Kong and New York City
1977–1979
Harper Kemp Clutts & Parker, Architects
Dallas
1975–1977
Dahl Braden Jones & Chapman, Architects
Dallas
