Current practice (1990 - ) The current practice, still based in Toronto, took the name RDH Architects in 2018, the initials of former partners Rounthwaite, Dick and Hadley. The studio is led by partners Bob Goyeche, Tyler Sharp, and Geoff Miller and is known for its designs for public and institutional buildings, including libraries, academic buildings, municipal government offices, and operations centres, and high-security facilities. Sharp’s first project at RDH Architects, the renovation of the historic Bloor/Gladstone District Library in 2010, marked a significant turning point for the reputation of the firm. “A contemporary update and expansion of a 1913 library building”, the project has led to many more public library commissions since completion. The project received several awards for architectural excellence including in 2014 a RAIC Governor General’s Medal in Architecture, the highest architectural recognition in Canada. In 2014, Tyler Sharp received the RAIC’s Young Architect Award for his personal work and contributions to the studio’s portfolio. Miller’s first project with RDHA, the Newmarket Operations Centre, was completed in 2011. The project also received a RAIC Governor General’s Medal in Architecture among numerous awards, proving that this generally overlooked industrial building type can demonstrate excellent design. In 2018 RDHA received the Architectural Firm Award from the RAIC which recognizes a firm's achievements for its quality of architecture, its service to its clients, its innovations in practice, contributions to architectural education and to professional institutions and associations and public recognition. According to the RAIC jury, “There is a remarkable consistency throughout the last 10 to 15 years of work by a younger generation of designers that have taken over the firm and kept the lineage and re-established themselves as a leading designing firm in Toronto.” References Architecture firms of Canada 1919 establishments in Ontario