Tim Quigley is dedicated to the cause of architecture. He is principal of Quigley Architects, a small architecture firm in Minneapolis, MN, specializing in single family residential work. For over fifteen years Tim’s primary focus has been high quality residential architecture, designed primarily for individual homeowners. This work has ranged from small to large, simple to incredibly complex, from new homes and teardowns to major transformations, ambitious additions and remodelings, to simple facelifts and minor tweakings.

Long an admirer of Frank Lloyd Wright’s oeuvre, Tim is past president of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, a non-profit organization headquartered in Chicago, IL dedicated to preserving and conserving Wright’s built legacy. Currently, he serves on the Board of Directors of that advocacy group. He has long juggled architectural practice and teaching, predominantly at the University of Minnesota’s College of Design, where he has taught in the design studios as well as offering theory and history courses. Tim has also served on the Board of Directors of the local chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians.

Tim learned the discipline of architecture as a graduate student at the U of Minnesota after his passion for it was sparked as an undergraduate at the University of Wisconsin. Tim is working on a monograph on the architectural career of John Howe, and travels often to architecturally inspired settings.

Bob Le Moine began work at Quigley Architects in 2002 after completing his Masters of Architecture at the University of Oregon. Bob is originally from Milwaukee Wisconsin, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies in 1998. He has professional architectural experience in Milwaukee and Portland. Bob enjoys playing soccer, is an avid fly fisherman, and is active with the SENA Neighborhood Development Review Committee in South Minneapolis.

Todd Willmert joined Quigley Architects in 2004 after working in several firms and teaching lighting and acoustics at the University of Minnesota. Through a Department of Energy grant for the Center for Sustainable Building Research, he researched and co-wrote a guide for windows and glazing. Todd also designed and built furniture on a commission basis. He received his Masters of Architecture from the University of Minnesota in 1995 and a BA in English from Darthmouth in 1985. Todd enjoys running as well as writing for Architecture Minnesota, Architectural Record, and other design publications.

Sarah Nymo has worked with us since 2004, while still a student at the University of Minnesota, where she graduated with a Masters of Architecture in 2005. Sarah studied Mathematics at St. Olaf College, graduating in 2001. Sarah enjoys traveling, playing soccer and her role as a new mom.