Ruslan Golubev is the founder of Anthropos Design Studio, a Pacific Northwest–based residential design practice striving to create spaces that feel good and please the eye. His work spans urban neighborhoods, rural properties, and open landscapes throughout Oregon and Washington, guided by a commitment to simplicity, proportion, and spatial calm.

Of Russian/Greek descent, Ruslan draws from a cultural legacy that values permanence, clarity, and a deep relationship between people and place. That influence, combined with a modern architectural sensibility, shapes an approach rooted in restraint, precision, and material honesty. With a particular interest in residential architecture, he strives to create meaningful spaces that support daily life while fostering a sense of calm, clarity, and belonging.

Ruslan is currently completing his Bachelor of Architecture at the Portland School of Architecture. Whether working on a new home, an addition, or an adaptive remodel, he approaches each project with the belief that architecture should support daily life with grace, purpose, and calm.