FIRM PROFILE

At-Six Architecture is a partnership of principals John C. Barone and Jason Langkammerer who together have over 20 years experience in architecture, construction and real estate development. We are committed to building At-Six from our shared strengths in residential, commercial and educational projects. Our design approach is to synthesize the personalities, context, budget, and politics of each project, while also embracing our responsibility to create resource-efficient buildings.

PRINCIPALS

JOHN C. BARONE comes to At-Six Architecture with over ten years experience in the architecture profession working for himself and for several top firms in the industry.

Mr. Barone founded the John C. Barone Design Studio in Los Angeles in 1999 and has worked on numerous residential projects consisting of new construction, additions and remodels/restorations. During that time he also worked and consulted on various projects with award- winning/prestigious outside firms in both design and management capacities.

Working with top Los Angeles firms; including landscape designer Jay Griffith, W3 Architects, Marmol and Radziner Associates, Frank O. Gehry Associates, and Studio Works Architects; Mr. Barone built a strong background in architectural design, project and construction management. Mr. Barone also worked as an architectural consultant for the structural engineering firm of Englekirk and Sabol, and the advertising agency Ogilvy and Mather.

In addition to residential projects, Mr. Barone has worked on schools, a museum, a yoga studio, corporate offices/image and trade shows. His role as project manager and construction manager on numerous projects placed him in charge of all design, bidding and oversight from project inception through building completion including direct dealings with clients, consultants, city agencies, and contractors.

Mr. Barone has a design emphasis on architecture that incorporates passive solar design, recyclable and re-useable materials, and a close interaction with the building trades to develop construction methods and details that save not only the client’s resources, but the environment’s, as well.

Mr. Barone holds a B.S. in Real Estate Finance from the University of Southern California, and a Master of Architecture from the Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles.
In addition, he will soon be a licensed Real Estate Broker.

JASON LANGKAMMERER comes to At-Six Architecture after 5 years as principal of JPLang Design, a San Francisco architecture firm focused on residential projects. With JPLang Design, Jason designed and completed numerous remodels and new structures in the San Francisco Bay Area and Southern California. These projects include single family residences, multi-unit buildings and landscape design.

Prior to starting his own company, Jason was a partner in a design/ build firm in San Francisco specializing in residential projects. He acted as both architect, construction foreman and carpenter, giving him valuable experience in designing and building details that are easy and cost-effective to build, yet still maintain a rigorous design standard. In addition, he was a partner in several successful real estate development projects with gross proceeds over $3 million.

After receiving a B.A. in English from UCLA and working in corporate law, Jason earned a Master of Architecture degree from Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) in Los Angeles, CA. Upon graduation from SCI-Arc, he received the Outstanding Service Award for his extracurricular roles on the Academic Council, the Director Search Committee, and as a CAD teaching assistant.

During and after graduate school, Jason worked for W3 Architects, an award winning architecture firm in Los Angeles. With W3 Architects, he was introduced to sustainable and green design principles, to which he remains committed. One of the projects Jason managed, the McRight/Wagner Studios, won a 2003 American Institute of Architects, Los Angeles chapter Citation Award. Jason also worked with artist Blue McRight on public art installations in Ventura, Portland, and at the Staples Center arena in Los Angeles.

In 1997, Jason was awarded first place in a competition for a handicapped access ramp retrofit of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House in Los Angeles, which is open for public tours.

Jason is a licensed architect (C-28796) and contractor (B-283485) in the State of California. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects and the U.S. Green Building Council and brings his dog, Reyner, to work.