November 17, 2007

Paul Johnson graduated from Texas A & M University in 1976 with a Bachelor of Environmental Design. In 1984 he was licensed to practice architecture in Texas. In 1989, he had the good fortune to join the office of Robert D. Ferris, F.A.I.A. and with his assistance, Paul developed his appreciation of historic structures further. Through community involvement and continuing education, he sought to better himself in the preservation field. Paul has served as the founding chair of the Historic Preservation Special Interest Group of the local American Institute of Architects, board member and Vice President of Save Our Heritage Organization (SOHO), President of the El Centro Historic Site Foundation, Chair of the Old Town Design Review Committee and Vice Chair of the County of San Diego Historic Sites Board. In 1994, Paul became a partner in the firm and in 1998 he became the full owner and renamed the firm Johnson & Johnson Architecture. Samples of projects are:

Oceanside Museum of Art
Marston House Restoration
MCRD restoration of three buildings
Red Rest and Red Roost Historic Structures Report
Convent Rehabilitation / Casa de Aguirre Reconstruction in Old Town