Sustainable Preservation Page & Turnbull’s specialization in adaptive reuse and preservation projects offers opportunities to collaborate with clients seeking historic restoration combined with modern design solutions, appealing to institutions and government agencies prioritizing sustainability and cultural heritage.

Recent Project Expansion Ongoing and upcoming projects such as the Fresno development and client contracts like Laurel House demonstrate active growth, providing prospects to offer integrated architectural, planning, and preservation services to public and private sector clients expanding their infrastructure.

Leadership & Innovation The appointment of a new director and the expansion into a fourth office indicate an evolving leadership team and strategic growth, creating avenues to introduce innovative design technologies and collaborate on high-profile projects across California.

Market Positioning With a revenue range of 25 to 50 million dollars and multiple regional offices, Page & Turnbull is well-positioned to compete with mid-sized firms, offering personalized, specialized planning and preservation expertise that appeals to clients looking for dedicated regional architecture solutions.

Technology & Community Engagement The firm’s use of key digital tools and active media presence, coupled with partnerships with local architects and contractors, opens doors for integrated tech-enabled design collaborations and community-focused projects that enhance client engagement and project visibility.