Randy Correll joined the firm of Robert A.M. Stern Architects in 1983, and has been a partner in the firm since 2000. His responsibilities have involved the design and administration of numerous houses in Eastern Long Island as well as houses in California, Illinois, and Massachusetts, including several projects on Martha’s Vineyard.
Mr. Correll's knowledge of and sensitivity to historic architecture led to his appointment in 1992 as the project architect for the East Hampton Library, where he has been involved on two major projects: a renovation and addition completed in 1997 and another addition currently on the boards. He has been the project architect for Guild Hall of East Hampton, where his work has involved the complete restoration of the 20,000-square-foot arts facility, which includes galleries, a theater and education and administration facilities. This project was completed to community acclaim in May 2009. Mr. Correll was asked by the Town of East Hampton to devise a scheme for the adaptive reuse of six historically significant eighteenth century houses and barns into a new 15,000 square foot town hall complex. This project is currently under construction and expected to be completed in 2010.
Mr. Correll was project architect for two projects which received the excellence in Design Award from the New York State Association of Architects: the House at Wilderness Point, Fishers Island, New York, in 1990, and the Residence at Lily Pond Lane, East Hampton, New York, in 1988.
Mr. Correll's projects have been published in Architectural Record and The New York Times Magazine. His projects have frequently appeared in Architectural Digest and have been the magazine's cover feature in February 2007, October 2008, and October 2009.
Mr. Correll is a graduate of Columbia College (B.A. cum laude) and Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture and Planning.
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