Radium Architecture Hires Anthony Wohlers

GREENVILLE, SC – Radium Architecture announced that Anthony Wohlers, Associate AIA, has joined the studio as an Intern Architect. Mr. Wohlers is a May 2015 graduate of Clemson University’s Masters of Architecture Program + Digital Ecologies. He has been extensively involved with the Clemson University team participating in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon 2015, a competition to design a highly innovative, affordable home. Their home, Indigo Pine East, pioneers alternative design and construction methodologies that could revolutionize homebuilding in South Carolina and other Southern states.

“Anthony will be a great fit for Radium and will allow the firm to continue putting clients at the center of the design process,” said Brad Benjamin President and CEO of Radium. “Anthony’s extensive background in digital fabrication will allow our firm to expand our digital design and visualization methodology.”

Anthony was recently honored as the recipient of the Mickel Prize, the highest award in the Clemson University School of Architecture, as well as the Jefferson Cup in recognition of commitment, passion, and excellence to architecture, design, community, and public service. He is married to Racquel Vallieres Wohlers with two children, Anthony and Isabella.

About Radium Architecture

Radium Architecture is an architecture studio providing diverse projects in architecture, planning, and interior environments to a wide range of clients seeking unique and efficient solutions to their goals objectives. Through this methodology, Radium works to bring purpose to the built environment by designing more sustainable and socially responsible places for our clients and our community.

Formed in 2011 in Greenville, South Carolina, Radium has served a variety of public and private clients with various project types. Rather than specialize in the production of one type of building, Radium looks for the unique characteristics within each project. The similarity in all of the work is an unwavering commitment to a balance of design excellence, efficient project delivery, and practical building systems. Radium has the ability and experience to develop creative yet cost-conscious solutions that reflect each client’s unique circumstances.

Radium is the first Greenville-based architecture firm to support “The 1% Percent”- a national program which seeks to challenge architecture firms to pledge 1 percent of their yearly billable hours to pro bono work for community non-profits.