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El SmithGroup es una firma internacional de arquitectura, ingeniería y planificación. Fundada en la ciudad de Detroit, la más importante de l estado de Míchigan, en 1853 por el arquitecto Sheldon Smith, SmithGroup es la firma de arquitectura e ingeniería en funcionamiento continuo más antigua de los Estados Unidos que no es una subsidiaria de propiedad total.[1] El nombre de la empresa se cambió a Field, Hinchman & Smith en 1903, y luego a Smith, Hinchman & Grylls en 1907.[2] En 2000, la empresa cambió su nombre a SmithGroup. En 2011, la empresa incorporó a su empresa hermana, JJR, a su nombre, convirtiéndose en SmithGroupJJR. A partir del 1 de agosto de 2018, la empresa volvió a cambiar su nombre a SmithGroup.[3]
| SmithGroup | ||
|---|---|---|
 | ||
 Terminal Edward H. McNamara del Aeropuerto Metropolitano de Detroit | ||
| Tipo | estudio de arquitectura | |
| Industria | arquitectura | |
| Fundación | 1853 | |
| Ingresos | 256 700 000 dólares estadounidenses | |
| Empleados | 1400 | |
| Coordenadas | 42°19′47″N 83°02′54″O | |
| Sitio web | smithgroup.com y www.smithgroup.com/zh-hans | |
A partir de 2018, se encuentra entre las 50 principales firmas de arquitectura según Architect Magazine, la revista oficial de American Institute of Architects[4] y también está clasificada como la sexta firma de arquitectura / ingeniería más grande de los Estados Unidos.[5] Tiene oficinas en 15 ciudades: Ann Arbor, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Los Ángeles, Madison, Milwaukee, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, San Diego, San Francisco, Shanghái y Washington Se expandió fuera de América del Norte al abrir una oficina en Shanghái, China, en diciembre de 2013.[6]
Los arquitectos notables de la empresa incluyen Minoru Yamasaki, Wirt C. Rowland, C. Howard Crane y Rosa T. Sheng.
| Proyecto | Ubicación | Año | Arquitectos | Notas |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detroit | 1866 | |||
| Detroit | 1868 | |||
| Ford Piquette Avenue Plant | Detroit | 1904 | ||
|
Dodge Main Factory |
Detroit | 1910 | ||
| Detroit | 1919 | Amedeo Leone | ||
|
Hilberry Theatre |
Detroit | 1917 | Field, Hinchman and Smith | Originalmente la primera iglesia de Cristo científico |
|
Yost Ice Arena, University of Michigan |
Ann Arbor | 1923 | T. J. Hinchman[7] | Anteriormente, Yost Field House |
| J. L. Hudson Department Store and Addition | Detroit | 1946 | Derribado en 1998[8] | |
| Bankers Trust Building | Detroit | 1925 | Wirt C. Rowland | |
| The Players Clubhouse | Detroit | 1925 | William E. Kapp | |
| Buhl Building | Detroit | 1925 | Wirt C. Rowland | |
| Mistersky Power Plant | Detroit | 1925 | Amedeo Leone[9] | |
| Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church | Indian Village | 1926 | Wirt C. Rowland | |
| Meadow Brook Hall | Rochester | 1926 | William E. Kapp | |
| Parke-Davis Administration Building | Detroit | 1926 | Amedeo Leone | |
| Detroit–Columbia Central Office Building | Detroit | 1927 | Wirt C. Rowland | |
| Kelvinator Administration Building | Detroit | 1927 | Amedeo Leone | Conocido como Plymouth Road Office Complex (PROC) |
| League of Catholic Women Building | Detroit | 1927 | ||
| Country Club of Detroit | Grosse Pointe Farms | Amedeo Leone | ||
| School and convent buildings,
Iglesia de San Pablo |
Grosse Pointe Farms | |||
| Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts | Detroit | 1928 | William E. Kapp | |
| Intramural Sports Building,
University of Michigan |
Ann Arbor | 1928 | Theodore J. Hinchman | |
| Penobscot Building | Detroit | 1928 | Wirt C. Rowland | |
| Guardian Building | Detroit | 1929 | Wirt C. Rowland | Sede de la oficina de SmithGroup en Detroit |
| Denby High School | Detroit | 1930 | Wirt C. Rowland | |
| Pershing High School | Detroit | 1930 | Wirt C. Rowland | |
| Biblioteca Pública de Detroit | Detroit | 1932 | ||
| Rackham School of Graduate Studies, | Ann Arbor | 1938 | ||
| Eastern Michigan University | Ypsilanti | 1941 | ||
| GM Tech Center | Warren | 1955 | ||
| 1001 Woodward | Detroit | 1965 | ||
| Whiting Auditorium | Sílex[10] | 1967 | ||
| National Institutes of Health Research Laboratories | Bethesda | 1968 | ||
| Kmart Corporation International Headquarters | Troya | 1969 | ||
| Hospital Harper en el Detroit Medical Center | Detroit | 1970 | ||
| Hart Plaza | Detroit | 1978 | Incluyendo la fuente Dodge diseñada por Isamu Noguchi | |
| Joe Louis Arena | Detroit | 1979 | Sede anterior del Detroit Red Wings | |
| IBM Corporation Manufacturing and Engineering Complex | Tucson | 1979 | ||
| Defense Intelligence Agency Headquarters | Washington | 1984 | ||
| Eli Lilly and Company Biomedical Research Center | Indianapolis | 1984 | ||
| Chrysler World Headquarters | Auburn Hills | 1996 | ||
| Comerica Park | Detroit | 2000 | Sede de los Detroit Tigers | |
| Phelps Dodge Corporate Headquarters | Phoenix | 2001 | ||
| Chesapeake Bay Foundation Headquarters | Annapolis | 2001 | ||
| Edward H. McNamara Terminal Aeropuerto Internacional de Detroit | Romulus | 2002 | ||
| University of California, San Francisco Mission Bay Genentech Hall | San Francisco | 2002 | ||
| Ford Field | Detroit | 2002 | Sede de los Detroit Lions | |
| Consumers Energy, Corporate Headquarters | Jackson | 2003 | ||
| Discovery Communications World Headquarters | Silver Spring | 2003 | ||
| Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Detroit Branch | Detroit | 2004 | ||
| Visteon Village, Corporate Headquarters | Detroit | 2004 | ||
| Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Molecular Foundry | Berkeley | 2006 | ||
| National Academies Building | Washington | |||
| Chandler City Hall | Chandler | 2010 | ||
| GateWay Community College, Integrated Education Building | Phoenix | 2012 | ||
| Brock Environmental Center | Virginia Beach | 2014 | ||
| University of Illinois, Electrical and Computer Engineering Building | Urbana | 2014 | ||
| Universidad de Pensilvania, Stephen Un. Levin Edificio | Filadelfia | 2016 | ||
| Museo de la Biblia | Washington | 2017 | ||
| University of Texas at Dallas Engineering Building | Dallas | 2018 | ||
| California Pacific Medical Center - Van Ness Campus | San Francisco | 2019 |
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