I'm passionate about creating useful and comfortable spaces that also help make the world a more beautiful place. All of my projects marry creative inspiration with each client's specific needs and expectations. Take a look at some of my most recent projects and contact me to learn what I can do for you. Most people think of an Architect as someone who "draws blueprints" or "does the plans".
When they start a new project they usually think that they should start with finding a Builder, when in reality most people may need an Architect. We thoroughly enjoyed working with you and your crew. Your careful attention to detail and patience as we worked through the design process was much appreciated. I especially appreciated your ability to balance our aesthetic concerns and budget constraints, with the final project reflecting a unique design that will truly suit our family needs.
When they start a new project they usually think that they should start with finding a Builder, when in reality most people may need an Architect. We thoroughly enjoyed working with you and your crew. Your careful attention to detail and patience as we worked through the design process was much appreciated. I especially appreciated your ability to balance our aesthetic concerns and budget constraints, with the final project reflecting a unique design that will truly suit our family needs.
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East Medford Custom Home
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The Owners selected the site for its solar exposure (due South) and panoramic views of the Rogue Valley.
The Program of Requirements also included the use of Geothermal Wells with Ground Source Heat Pump System for heating and ventilating, as well as a roof-mounted solar panel array to generate electricity on-site.
A Main / Upper Living Level, with Great Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Master Suite, Guest Suite and Home Office.
A roof-covered, expansive deck was also provided for entertaining.
A Guest / Lower Living Level, with Living Room, two Guest Bedrooms, Bathroom and Mechanical Space.
The Program of Requirements also included the use of Geothermal Wells with Ground Source Heat Pump System for heating and ventilating, as well as a roof-mounted solar panel array to generate electricity on-site.
A Main / Upper Living Level, with Great Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Master Suite, Guest Suite and Home Office.
A roof-covered, expansive deck was also provided for entertaining.
A Guest / Lower Living Level, with Living Room, two Guest Bedrooms, Bathroom and Mechanical Space.
Eagles Plaza Renovation, Medford
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Renovation of the exterior of an existing shopping center/strip mall in downtown Medford, Oregon.
Repair and up-dating of building facade to improve the owners' competitive position in the commercial rental market so that they could better compete with neighboring shopping centers.
Their goals included attracting and retaining quality tenants, while keeping maintenance costs low.
Re-design of parking lot to improve siting of the existing building and make pedestrian access easier and safer, while creating an improved sense of place for the commercial tenants.
Repair and up-dating of building facade to improve the owners' competitive position in the commercial rental market so that they could better compete with neighboring shopping centers.
Their goals included attracting and retaining quality tenants, while keeping maintenance costs low.
Re-design of parking lot to improve siting of the existing building and make pedestrian access easier and safer, while creating an improved sense of place for the commercial tenants.
Ridge House, Medford
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The Client established a contemporary design direction, based on simple rectilinear solid forms for this relatively modest custom residence in a natural setting.
The Clients requested that the design include a generous artist's studio for their artistic pursuits; the studio includes ample north light.
The design takes advantage of the site's fabulous, commanding views of the Griffin Creek area, the Table Rocks, most of Medford as well as White City.
The view of the Rogue Valley's lights at night is expansive.
The Clients requested that the design include a generous artist's studio for their artistic pursuits; the studio includes ample north light.
The design takes advantage of the site's fabulous, commanding views of the Griffin Creek area, the Table Rocks, most of Medford as well as White City.
The view of the Rogue Valley's lights at night is expansive.
Brammo, Talent
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The overall project consisted of adaptive Re-Use of the former Wal-Mart retail facility in Talent, Oregon.
The challenge was to re-purpose the facility for the design and manufacture of Electric Motorcycles and Lithium-Ion Batteries.
The project was divided into various phases to suit the growth of the company.
The portion of the overall project illustrated shows the future Design and Engineering Departments for Brammo, Inc.
The Architect's approach to this challenge was to create a stimulating interior space, while re-using existing Client furnishings.
The challenge was to re-purpose the facility for the design and manufacture of Electric Motorcycles and Lithium-Ion Batteries.
The project was divided into various phases to suit the growth of the company.
The portion of the overall project illustrated shows the future Design and Engineering Departments for Brammo, Inc.
The Architect's approach to this challenge was to create a stimulating interior space, while re-using existing Client furnishings.
Bank of Eastern Oregon, Enterprise
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The Branch fits into the local architecture, environment and economy.
Elements of the local design vernacular were included in order to make the project appropriate for its site and region.
The building was designed as a single-story, wood and steel framed structure.
The Branch has two drive-up lanes and a drive-up ATM unit.
Design constraints included a creek-side riparian zone and flood plain requirements for raising the floor elevation.
The Bank of Eastern Oregon was founded in 1945 to provide lending and banking services to rural communities, and has twelve full-service branches and two loan production offices.
Elements of the local design vernacular were included in order to make the project appropriate for its site and region.
The building was designed as a single-story, wood and steel framed structure.
The Branch has two drive-up lanes and a drive-up ATM unit.
Design constraints included a creek-side riparian zone and flood plain requirements for raising the floor elevation.
The Bank of Eastern Oregon was founded in 1945 to provide lending and banking services to rural communities, and has twelve full-service branches and two loan production offices.
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