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2026 Ones to Watch - Rising Stars: Anthony Rodriguez, Studio G Architects

Anthony Rodriguez
Project Captain
Studio G Architects

“Anthony has distinguished himself as a strong mentor early in his career, both firmwide and amongst his peers. His experience in both affordable housing and education—key focus areas at Studio G Architects—demonstrates his flexibility to move between project types and continues to shape him as a thoughtful and well-rounded architectural designer.”

What accomplishment or project so far in your career are you most proud of? A standout experience in my career has been working on the Residences at Lawrence Hill in Wellfleet, MA, a 46-unit affordable housing community meeting a critical need on Cape Cod. I was involved from initial planning through completion, helping deliver a mix of townhomes, apartment units, and shared community space. Targeting Phius certification, the project emphasizes sustainability while leaving half the site undisturbed, balancing development with environmental preservation.

Who has been a mentor or influential figure in your career, and what is the most valuable advice they have shared with you? A key mentor in my career has been a close friend, former colleague, and my architecture studio professor, Justin Humphreys. We now live in the same town and serve on a committee together, staying connected through regular breakfasts to discuss life, local issues, and our work. Justin’s most impactful advice, “embrace who you are,” has shaped my confidence and perspective, helping me better understand my strengths and how I can make a meaningful impact.

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