Meet Rachel, our newest Architectural Associate! Rachel is a recent graduate from the University of Oregon. Rachel was a summer intern for us back in 2021 and has come back to join our team full time after receiving her Bachelor of Architecture. Sinc
The intricate details are some of our favorite elements of the historic buildings we work on. We are completing the adaptive reuse of this historic bank on Hollywood Blvd and part of the project is to protect and preserve this beautiful facade.
In the Sand Section of Manhattan Beach the design of a home is a delicate balance between privacy and views. Careful thought was put into where each window and opening was placed on this beach home. Along the tight side yards of property the house is
Materiality can impact how one perceives space. At the @WayfarerDTLA the use of translucent glass between the shower and guest room allowed for evenly diffused natural daylight to pour into the bathroom. White tile surfaces help bounce the light off
We take great care in developing every detail in a home to be personal and just right for our clients. Crafted architectural details are what can transform a space into something magical. The height of the mirror, the placement of vents, the spread o
Conveying the complexity of a building in a series of two-dimensional drawings is a very complicated task. For that reason we try to make our drawings tell a story and provide as much detail as possible. This elevation and section of the Continental
With thoughtful design even a space as simple as a hallway can be warm, inviting, and stunning. At our Willamette Valley Residence, we used extensive glass to create a sunny entrance hallway with a strong connection to the exterior. Photography: @e
As architects who work with a lot of historic buildings we know that the first hurdle of a project is uncover what already exists. Often we will start with historic drawings but to really understand a building you need to see it in person. That&rsquo
An existing farmhouse stood on the site of our Willamette Valley Residence; to begin our initial concept studies we took cues from its agrarian archetype. Our new design integrated the classic from, the quiet rhythms, and the welcoming covered porch
That’s a wrap on #A22Con! From the keynote speakers to the boat tour, we had a great time seeing all the best that Chicago had to offer. Thank you @aianational for another wonderful convention and a special shoutout to former president @baracko
The Convention is more than classes and inspiring speakers. It’s about exploring the host city. In Chicago we toured our very own Ozzy Sandoval’s alma mater, the IIT School of Architecture, and building, Crown Hall by esteemed Midcentur
“Do good while you do well” - Daniel S. Hart, FAIA, PE, AIA President . . . Amazing things happening at the AIA Convention and we are excited to be a part of it! Stay tuned for more from our time in Chicago learning from the best and the
We are proud to be among the winners of the @luxemagazine RED Awards! Our Rock Creek Residence won the regional award for interior architecture. Learn more about the project at luxeredawards.com or on our website. Link in bio. #LuxeREDWinner2022 #BeR
This custom residence is inspired as much by its unique setting as the client’s lifestyle. Breaking the structure into smaller parts reduces the mass and establishes a physical connection with the outdoors; access is available from almost any r
This funky lobby offers comfy seats, a chance to pour your own beer, and bright natural light from the huge skylight above. Swipe to see the messy construction phase that came first. Photography: @jimbartschphotographer
Beautiful details don’t always have to be complicated. Sometimes a clean and simple detail, like the elegant composition of this column and rain chain, can be even more pleasing.
We are getting closer to summer and wonderful long days here in LA. The backyard of this private office building is the perfect place to enjoy a serene evening. Walk up the floating steps and hang out on the expansive deck. . . . Landscape architect: