Modern transportation hub with a high-speed train passing on train tracks and futuristic glass buildings with palm trees in the foreground.
A man in a checkered blazer and light blue shirt standing outdoors in front of a modern, curved architectural structure. He is smiling and has his hands in his pockets.

Greg Mueller, CEO and Principal Designer, Tucker Sadler Architects

“What begins as a relationship between the architect, client, and end user results in exciting relationships between form, color, space and the complete environment.”

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IN MEMORY

Tucker Sadler Architects Founders

In Memory of Hal & Mary Sadler and Tom Tucker

Tom Tucker, Hal and Mary Sadler started Tucker Sadler in 1957 when Hal and Mary moved to San Diego and began collaborating with Tom Tucker to design their first architectural project while moonlighting from beyond their daytime jobs. Tucker Sadler was born.

Both Tom and Hal were architects and Mary an interior designer and led the interior designs for Tucker Sadler Architects. The team continued to grow with Art Castro, COO joining in 1977 and Greg Mueller, CEO joining in 2003. In 2009, Tom Tucker was awarded the French Legion of Honor Chevalier Medal for his contribution to Ally efforts during World War II. Hal Sadler remained involved with Tucker Sadler Architects by providing architectural design input and chairman of the board until his passing in February 2022. Hal Sadler was recognized by the Rotary Club of San Diego as Mr. San Diego and was also recognized by the American Institute of Architects with the California Council of Lifetime Achievement Award for his outstanding contributions to the architectural profession.

An elderly man with glasses sitting at a table in a suit and tie, indoors with blurred windows in the background.

Hal Sadler

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Hal and Mary Sadler

An elderly man speaking at a podium, wearing a black suit with medals and ribbons, a white shirt, and a striped red and white tie. He is also wearing glasses and has a microphone in front of him.

Tom Tucker

Modern building with large glass windows, wooden exterior, and a series of stairs leading to the entrance. Sign with the number 2411 and the logo 'ISB' on the left.

Tucker Sadler’s First Office

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Hal Sadler and Union Bank Model