February 25, 2022
SAN DIEGO — A pioneering African-American architect whose contributions to the field of architecture remain largely unrecognized, L. Quincy Jackson mentored and trained a cadre of African-American architects during his career, among them the late Walter Vincent, Jr., Robert L. Wesley, AIA, Charles Perinchief, AIA, the late W. Pedro Newbern, AIA, the late Dr. Hinton C. Jones, Jr., RA, Ronald Greene, RA, Ray K. Schull, James Larkin, and Robi4’s own Michael D. Robinson, AIA.
In order to preserve his legacy, the firm decided to mount an historic profile and career retrospective on L. Quincy Jackson during Black History Month, the first installment in its upcoming series dedicated to pioneering African-American architects.
Read the full profile here.
About Robi4
Robi4 Architecture & Planning Inc is a firm specializing in architecture, design, and planning. It was founded in 1999 by Michael D. Robinson and Carolyn D. Robinson in Memphis, Tennessee, to meet the demands of growing clientele in both the public and private sectors. In 2014, the firm expanded its operations to San Diego, California, where it continues to build on its founding mission and design philosophy: preserving the past and building the future through enduring designs and relationships.
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