- 01 Forest History Society
- 02 Kent Corner
- 03 Carol Woods
About us
Our history
Founded by DePasquale, Thompson, and Wilson in 1978.
As a small, locally-owned firm we’re able to build strong, personal ties with our clients in order to provide the made-to-measure design they deserve. We are able to guide them through the design and building process from start to finish and draw upon the deep-rooted experience we have from working in the area for over four decades.
Our clients can expect close collaboration and good communication with the architect and designers throughout the entire job.
First DTW office, June 1978
What we do
We specialize in the following types of projects:
Featured projects
View all projectsKIPP Durham Middle School
DTW Architects transformed an out-of-service elementary school into a charter school that will eventually serve 600 students, combining a thoughtful renovation of the historic structure with a strategically placed addition...
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Westminster Baptist Church
DTW Architects completed two projects for this congregation...
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Duke School
DTW Architects partnered with Duke School on two major projects...
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Hayti Heritage Center
DTW Architects renovated this historic 25,000-square-foot church in 1991, transforming it into the home of the St. Joseph’s Historic Foundation and the Hayti Heritage Center...
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Carol Woods Retirement Community
Since the late 1990s, DTW Architects has guided the campus through major renovations and additions...
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City of Durham Sign & Signal Shop
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Forest History Society
A new headquarters for the Forest History Society was completed in December 2018. The non-profit organization is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and showcasing forest history...
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
DTW Architects designed the additions and complete renovation of this church. It was important to the congregation that the church become more welcoming to passersby...
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