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Amy Weinstein is an American architect. Her work has gained attention for its attention to the visual appeal of faceted, polychrome detail while maintaining a modernist sensibility. Her buildings characteristically feature multicolored facades, elaborately worked railings, or bricks arranged in bold patterns.[1]
She is known for her buildings in Washington, D.C., which are concentrated in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.[1]
Weinstein grew up in Somerset, Maryland.[2] She earned her M.A. in architecture at the University of Pennsylvania.[2] Her first professional job was as an architect was in Robert Venturi's firm.[2] She next worked for the Washington D.C. firm Abel & Weinstein, where her architect father, Jesse Weinstein, was a partner.[2]
She later joined the firm of her husband, architect Phil Esocoff.[1] In October, 2015, the couple closed their boutique firm and joined the Washington office of the international design firm Gensler.[3][4]
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