I work with homeowners who care deeply about how they live — people who are willing to invest in a home that feels personal, thoughtful, and enduring.

My approach to architecture is grounded in listening first. Before lines are drawn, I take time to understand how my clients live, what they value, and where they feel uncertain. From there, I help translate vision into architecture through a process that balances creativity with practicality and foresight.

Over the years, I’ve seen how easily custom projects can become overwhelming — rising costs, permitting challenges, and unclear decision-making can erode even the best intentions. My role is to help prevent that. By guiding decisions early and remaining closely involved throughout the process, I help clients move forward with confidence rather than guesswork.

I believe great architecture is not only about how a home looks, but how it supports daily life, adapts over time, and feels to the people who live in it. When the process is well guided, the result is not just a beautiful home — but a rewarding experience creating it.

If you’re considering a custom home or significant remodel and want clarity before committing, I invite you to start with a conversation.