FMG Architects offers the highest standards of design, management, and operational rigor to clients in the government, retail, health, and education sectors. The firm provides creative solutions based on innovative methods in planning, building materials, systems and construction management.

FMG Architects has operated continuously in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1981. Established as Finger & Moy Architects, the firm changed its name to FMG Architects (Finger Moy & Guadagne) reflecting the appointment of Claudia Guadagne to principal. In September 2007, FMG Architects named Claudia Guadagne as President of its growing organization.

Goals
FMG Architects creates a culture of collaboration with its clients. Building on our areas of special competency, coupled with efficient and ingenious solutions, FMG Architects succeeds in delivering projects of quality.

Leadership
FMG Architects brings together the best design professionals and clients to create projects of design excellence, value and sustainability.

Quality
FMG Architects tailors professional services to each project’s specific needs and maintains quality in the design and project management under the direction of a principal. All work is delivered on time with precision schedule control and design continuity.

Recognition
Award of Excellence from the Congress of New Urbanism 2007
Conference of Minortity Transportation Officials Minority Firm of the Year 2006
ASCE Outstanding Project in Transportation 2005
California Transportation Foundation Excellence in Transportation 2004
NCSDC Excellence in Supplier Diversity Award 2002
AIA Honor Award for Excellence in Interior Architecture 2000
California Heritage Council 2000
California Preservation Foundation 2000
National Trust for Historic Preservation 2000
San Francisco Beautiful 1999
Gold Nugget Grand Award Best in the West 1999
Building Design & Construction Reconstruction Project Award 1999

Certifications
FMG Architects carries multiple certifications including DBE (Disadvantaged Business Enterprise) per 49CFR, Part 26, of DOT, SLBE (Small Local Business Enterprise) with the City of Oakland, LIABE (Local Impact Area Business Enterprise) / LBABE (Local Business Area Business Enterprise) with the Port of Oakland, and is a certified MBE with the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency.