What do Architects do? We make ideas buildable. In his book “A Place of One’s Own” author Michael Pollan, says “Architects do their work on the frontier between the ideal and the practical, translating wisps of ideas into buildable facts..” The process of design becomes the evolution of a collection of ideas from concept to detail through phases of development, while weaving multiple variables and threads.

The following images illustrate our process. By scrolling horizontally you see the evolution of an idea, from sketching, drawing, modeling, and drafting into the built reality. By scrolling vertically, you see the multiple aspects or threads that become part of the whole, including, vision, context, function and beauty.