High-performance architecture designed around licensed credentials and a practical development mindset, this Tacoma‑based studio translates urban insight into enduring, energy‑aware spaces. The team integrates design, feasibility, and construction oversight to deliver homes and compact multifamily projects that perform for people and places across the Pacific Northwest and beyond.
Architect Credentials and Certifications
- Licensed Architect with LEED Accredited Professional designation, reflecting a high standard of sustainable design.
- Certified Passive House Professional (CPHP) to optimize energy performance and indoor comfort.
- AIA Merit Award recipient, demonstrating peer‑reviewed excellence.
- Active involvement with professional bodies that support practice quality and continuing education.
- Leadership with cross‑regional experience in Chicago, Rotterdam, and the Puget Sound area informs local projects with broad perspective.
Performance-First Architecture: Moisture, Air, and Comfort
- Holistic building science approach prioritizes moisture management, airtightness, thermal comfort, and long‑term durability.
- Integrated design–build capability from feasibility through construction to protect value, schedule, and on‑site quality.
- Interiors scope includes strategies for healthy indoor air quality and durable, low‑emitting materials.
- ADUs and small‑scale multifamily designs optimized for daylighting, passive solar gains, and energy efficiency.
- Detailed execution and on‑site oversight reduce moisture intrusion, mold risk, and maintenance costs.
Regional Footprint: Tacoma and Puget Sound Communities
- Tacoma‑based practice with a Puget Sound footprint, focusing on urban infill and missing‑middle housing.
- Deep familiarity with Northwest climate to support durable, energy‑smart homes and adaptable spaces.
- Collaboration with local stakeholders to balance design ambition with market realities.
- Active participation in regional planning conversations and professional associations.
- Reputation for practical, craft‑focused architecture that strengthens neighborhoods and supports walkable communities.
From concept through completion, the team guides projects with transparent budgets, informed permitting, and on‑site collaboration to deliver spaces that endure the Northwest climate.