Randolph R. Ruiz founded AAA at the beginning of 2005. Randolph has worked on a diverse array of projects from restaurants and residences, to theaters and office towers. Additionally, Randolph has taught architectural design at U.C. Berkeley. His professional career started at Holt Hinshaw Jones. He also worked at Allied Architecture before returning to school at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation. Since earning his masters degree in 1998, Randolph has worked for Holt Hinshaw, Jones, Partners: Architecture, and Skidmore Owings and Merrill. Randolph earned a bachelors degree from U.C. BerkeleyÌs College of Environmental Design in 1993.     Education University of California at Berkeley College of Environmental Design Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, 1993 Instructors included: Spiro Kostof, Lars Lerup, Marc Treib, Stanley Saitowitz, and Michael Bell Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation Advanced Placement two year program Master of Architecture, 1998 Temple Hoyne Buell Prize Instructors included: Victoria Meyers, Sanford Kwinter, Joan Ockman, and Kenneth Frampton.