Mary Griffin FAIA is a design consultant at Turnbull Griffin Haesloop, collaborating on a monograph for the firm's twenty-fifth anniversary. A Brown University graduate with a master's from MIT, she joined William Turnbull's practice in 1985 and cofounded TGH in 1997 after his passing. Eric Haesloop FAIA is the principal of Turnbull Griffin Haesloop in Berkeley, California. A Yale graduate, he previously worked with César Pelli and cofounded TGH in 1997. An educator at Stanford and UC Berkeley, he draws inspiration from California's landscape to innovate sustainable architectural designs. Paul Goldberger, a prominent architecture critic and contributing editor at Vanity Fair, previously wrote for The New Yorker. A Pulitzer Prize winner, he authored several influential books and has lectured widely on architecture and design. Goldberger is also a trustee of notable institutions and resides in New York City. Daniel P. Gregory is the former senior home editor of Sunset magazine. A Yale graduate, he holds a PhD in architecture from the University of California at Berkeley. Donlyn Lyndon FAIA is an acclaimed architect, educator, and author known for place-making, urban design, and works like Sea Ranch's Condominium One. He holds a Bachelor's from Yale and received the AIA-ACSA Topaz Award.