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LIMESTONE COUNTY — The American Institute of Architects Alabama Component (AIA Alabama) has awarded Brad Mallette, a licensed architect and founder of AMBL Studios, with the distinguished Young Architect Award during their Honor Awards Ceremony held on October 19, 2024, at the State Convention in Orange Beach, Alabama. This prestigious recognition highlights Brad’s exceptional leadership, service, and contributions to the profession and to the growth of architecture within Alabama.
According to AIA Alabama, the Young Architect Award is the highest honor given to a younger member who has significantly benefited the architectural field and the organization.
Brad has been a licensed architect since 2018 and has resided in North Alabama since 2020. His firm, AMBL Studios, has
Brad Mallette
grown from a solo venture into a thriving team of four professionals across three states, with a brick-and-mortar office in downtown Athens, Alabama. AMBL Studios has garnered local and statewide acclaim for its adaptive reuse projects, many of which include revitalized historic structures in the Athens/Limestone County area. In addition to these projects, AMBL has also contributed to the community’s civic and industrial growth.
“I’m incredibly honored to receive the Young Architect Award from AIA Alabama,” said Mallette. “This recognition is not just a personal milestone, but a testament to the collaborative work of my team at AMBL Studios and the supportive community in Athens and beyond.”
In addition to his architectural practice, Brad serves the community as a member of the Athens Planning Commission and as Design Chair for Athens Main Street, a nonprofit dedicated to revitalizing the downtown area. He is also an active member of his local Rotary Club.
For more information on AMBL Studios, visit their website here: www.amblstudios.com.
Media Release/Blake Williams, TMP
Communication & Research Specialist
Limestone County Economic Development Association/ photos AMBL Studios
Communication & Research Specialist
Limestone County Economic Development Association/ photos AMBL Studios
