Three ways we work with clients, often together on a single project: designing new buildings, designing the rooms inside them, and reworking what already exists.
From a first site visit through permitting and construction documents, we design new buildings and additions that are exact about structure, light, and how the building meets its site. We stay involved through construction, not just the drawings.
New residential construction, ground-up commercial buildings, additions, and structural reconfigurations.
Full interior programs, space planning, materials, fixtures, and furnishings, delivered as one considered system rather than a room-by-room patchwork. We source and specify everything, and manage installation.
New builds, full-home and full-office interiors, and single-room redesigns.
Reworking existing buildings and units, respecting what already works while resolving what doesn’t, structurally, spatially, and on schedule. This is often where architecture and interior design overlap most directly, and we run both sides of it as one project.
Typical scope: Kitchen & bath remodels, layout reconfiguration, whole-unit renovation, and historic or pre-war updates.
A site visit, program conversation, and budget check before anything is drawn.
Concept through construction documents or a full interior spec, with your review built into each stage.
We stay on through construction or installation, so the built result matches the design.