10 years in, we’ve evolved our process to design smarter- integrating interiors, making decisions earlier, and creating more productive collaboration.
Read MoreThe success of Historic Tax Credit projects comes down to making the right decisions early. By identifying and ranking building elements into three tiers—what must be preserved, what can be adapted, and where flexibility exists—we turn regulatory constraints into a clear design strategy. This approach streamlines approvals, protects what matters most, and creates opportunities.
Read MoreYour project will evolve because your life evolves. A good architect doesn’t just design - they guide, translate, and realign as your motivations shift.
A good architect will help you build a strategy for the best results: the right layout, the right contractor, the right systems, the right long-term decisions.
When you understand why you’re doing the project, every decision becomes easier.
Read MoreLiving in New Orleans, we know there is a dire need for centrally-located housing across all income levels, so I experienced a lot of cognitive dissonance (or more than usual) reading the quotes in this Times-Pic article about the River District:
Read MoreHiring a contractor isn’t just about covering labor and materials. You’re investing in the expertise it takes to manage a complex construction project from start to finish. A skilled contractor coordinates subcontractors, oversees the job site, manages contracts, researches alternatives, and ensures quality control—all while keeping client expectations in check. This combination of organization, communication, and technical know-how is what transforms plans on paper into a successful finished project.
Read MoreCuriosity is human nature—that’s why our process makes room for client collaboration, smart exploration, and thoughtful decisions without losing momentum. You can move forward with confidence, knowing your design has survived the gauntlet and is ready to deliver the best return on your investment.
Read MoreLet's examine this quote, however, because it reveals a fundamental shortcoming in our current approach to cities and planning. It posits that "fast easy money" is a bad thing, and that people should care more about "doing what the community actually needs” than “fast easy money.” Yes, people should.
Read MoreWe’re sharing the before-and-after floor plans that are transforming three forever homes. Scroll to see how smart space planning can completely reframe the way these homes live.
Read MoreIn today’s oversaturated, image-driven world, your business needs to stand out among the rest and it needs a space that feels like your brand.
Read MoreYour business is thriving—you’ve built something you’re proud of, with a great product or service at its core.
But what’s next?
A new building?
A storefront?
Maybe a renovation to keep up with your growing needs?
You’re dreaming big—but not quite sure when or why to bring in an architect. We get it. Most people don’t know exactly what we do (spoiler: it’s more than just drawing floor plans).
So how do you know when it’s time to bring in an architect?
Read MoreAs someone inside the design and construction industry, I hadn’t fully realized how daunting this process can be for those on the outside. After all, this is exactly why people hire us—to organize and analyze project goals and translate them into a functional, beautiful space. From the initial vision to construction documentation, we handle it all. But what I didn’t recognize is that even starting the conversation about a project can be
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