Landry Design Group (LDG) is an award-winning residential architecture firm, internationally acclaimed for its designs in various architectural styles and highly regarded for its thorough historical research and precise execution.
LDG embraces a team-based approach, reflecting a culture of collaboration that clients appreciate as they are inherently part of the design process. The firm was founded in 1987 by Richard Landry, who, together with the firm principal, Brian Pinkett, leads a team of 50 professionals, all committed to finding creative solutions to design challenges and producing enduring architecture of uncompromising quality. LDG's diverse portfolio includes projects in 17 countries, and its designs are responsive to their environmental and cultural contexts while being sensitive to each client's distinct lifestyles and preferences.
Recognized for its attention to form, proportion, and detail, LDG has been honored with numerous national and international design awards. These include 19 Best in American Living Awards from the NAHB, the national Builder's Choice Award, three Luxe RED Awards, the International Property Award, Americas Division, and 94 Gold Nugget Awards from the PCBC. The firm has repeatedly appeared on the Architectural Digest's AD100 list. In 2024, Ocean Home magazine named it one of the Top Coastal Architects, marking its tenth consecutive appearance on that list. In 2022, in recognition of his achievements in the field of architecture, Richard Landry received the Legacy Award from The Institute of Classical Architecture & Art. In 2025, LDG’s project Beverly Hills Residence was named best in the word and received the highest recognition in the 2024-2025 International Property Awards for the Architecture Single Residence category.
LDG has published three monographs that have documented and showcased the diversity of the firm’s work. A fourth book, A 21st Century Palace: Asia, presents an exclusive look inside a breathtaking tripartite mansion and its grounds. LDG’s latest book, Creating a Livable Work of Art, documenting a contemporary reinterpretation of a classical French château, was released in 2023. LDG projects are frequently featured on television, including ABC, HGTV, Travel Channel, A&E, and E! Entertainment Television.
