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I grew up in a time of technological advancement, something captivating and somewhat frightening. I’m currently in between high school and college; it’s a very strange phase of life where I feel [...]

Greyrock Commons Cohousing Community celebrated their 20th Anniversary in June 2016. As one of the principal architects involved in the design of the community, alongside architect David Barrett, [...]

by Nathan Knecht   A number of factors, including rising fuel costs and increased awareness of the close links between food and health, are prompting another round of critical thinking aimed [...]

Straw bale building offers unique design opportunities, with the use of natural materials and a relatively sustainable construction process. We love straw bale for its thermal stability (from [...]

“You cannot make a building unless you are joyously engaged,” renowned architect Louis Kahn once said. This “joyous engagement,” as architect and clients’ imaginations meet, is a projection into [...]

¡Muchas Gracias! A big thank you goes out to everyone who made it to our Studio Opening party on Friday, October 7th! And to those who were unable to make it, we missed you! * Note: two black [...]

Some porches or patios remain empty through the best weather, while others are occupied at the first glimmer of a sunny day. Certain shopping areas are a “no man’s land” around [...]

The story of the “3 Petits Cochons” (the 3 little pigs) is as well known to Americans as to the French. Any culture which has grown up with this story probably has certain prejudices about the [...]

Architects are often asked to identify their design style. Frequently the questioner expects to hear the name of a style such as “Victorian,” “Arts & Crafts,” “French Country,” “Romanesque,” [...]