Talk:Wyatt Rhodes Architects

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Contested deletion (2012) edit

This article should not be speedily deleted for lack of asserted importance because...Wyatt Rhodes Architects existed as a firm for approximately 20 years, finally disbanding in about 2002. Its significance lie in the fact that; as one of a very few Native American owned architecture firms in the American southwest, the firm design literally millions of square feet of community-centric projects on native lands. The influence of that work is still felt today on reservations in Arizona, California, Nebraska, and South Dakota. This article is still progressing, with the hope of soliciting contributions from others familiar with the history and significance of the firm. It is important to document the history of this firm for posterity. I ask those who would nominate this page for deletion to reconsider that position.

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