From the how page…

HOW

The success of any architecture is strongly dependent on the relationship between the client and the architect.  The site of the proposed building and all of its physical characteristics must be considered thoroughly. The design process must be rigorous, relentless, and inclusive of architect and owner.  

WHAT

In addition to materials, space, light, etc...,  time must be considered as an element of design.  There are two scales of time relative to architecture: the time that passes as one inhabits the building and time relative to the life of the building.  Natural elements and human habitation will invariably take their toll on any building. We aim to create buildings that get better with age.  

Style is inevitable. Any architect, artist or musician, that claims to have no style of their own is fooling themselves.   We have a style of our own but we hope that it is our design and not our style that allows our buildings to persevere and be relevant for generations.  By acknowledging our style but adhering to a rigorous design process we aim to create heirloom quality architecture.  

WHY

The experience of the inhabitant is the ultimate end of architecture.   Architecture must be able to accept a patina of memories without losing its own character.   We aim to create spaces that facilitate enjoyable, memorable experiences.

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