The Inspired Intermedia digital book collection
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Randall describes his style as "classical tropical," noting that all details are based on classical proportions and lines. His scope of work reaches well beyond that genre to reveal influences from the most emulated, diverse styles throughout history. These styles include Palladian, Mediterranean, Craftsman, Modern and what he has termed "Old Florida Revisionist," a return to the old tin-roofed colonial outpost look, most popular in the islands decades ago. Randall Stofft's respect of region blended with international and global influences has become the hallmark of the man and his architectural firm that today, with his West Coast partner John Cooney, consists of 50 employees and five offices in Delray Beach, Vero Beach and Naples, Florida; the Caribbean and Cleveland, Ohio. In designing residences and commercial projects throughout Florida, Randall is dedicated to contributing to the community. In 2000, Stofft became the architectural partner for The Boca Express Great Train Restoration. The site of Boca Raton's historic gateway to the famed Boca Raton Resort & Club as built by Addison Mizner, this unique project called for Stofft to create a historically accurate depot structure to join the newly renovated train cars and the train depot. Today the site serves as a living monument and is visited by countless many throughout the year. On the west coast of Florida, Stofft and his partner earned the esteemed title as the "Dream Home" architects of 2001 and 2003, creating two exemplary residences as part of a charitable support project to be viewed by thousands and celebrated for exquisite design, innovation and style. And through these community projects as well as the immense commercial and residential portfolio, Randall Stofft has earned countless awards and respect throughout the industry. Photograph by Troy Campbell