Selected Work

At first glance, residential architecture is often judged by appearance: modern, traditional, transitional, rustic, minimal.

But the more meaningful story is usually found beneath the surface.

Each project in this collection began with a different set of questions: how the clients wanted to live, what the site allowed, what the existing house offered or resisted, and how the design could create a clearer relationship between daily life and place.

Some projects are new homes. Others are careful renovations, additions, or transformations of houses that already carried history. Together, they show a range of outcomes—but also a consistent way of working.

Spend a little time with them. Look beyond the image, and the work begins to reveal what shaped it: the people, the property, the constraints, and the decisions that made each home feel intentional, connected, and its own.