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My mission is to design unique, purposeful, environmentally, socially, and financially conscious buildings.

Early on in the design process the clients stressed wanting privacy in a developed subdivision. I like to think we achieved that with the covered deck and pool area. #design #architecture #pooltime #pool #architecturedesign #wip

Windows almost in, roof on, starting to look goooooood. #design #architecture #wip #designinspiration #architecturedesign

Rear elevation of the Ridge Residence, excited to see the pool go in. #residentialdesign #architecture #architecturedesign #pool #design #penticton #patiolife

A couple renderings from a home here in Penticton to be completed this fall. Client wanted a walkout basement with access to the sprawling city views to the west. #design #architecture #residentialdesign #residentialconstruction #residentialarchitec

Beautiful exposed glulam beam defining the kitchen-dining room areas. The clients both have strong ties to the forestry industry and wanted as much wooden structure exposed as possible. This beam will be a very prominent visual fixture in the home.

Found this old train car badge circa 1910 tearing down the old shed. The colours of the rust and patina are awesome and something we humans can’t replicate with much success. I think this deserves a place on the new guest house.
#thisoldhouse

Up, up and away! Hoisting the tall walls tomorrow up at The Ridge. This is my favorite part, the changes come so quickly and the 2D design becomes a place to walk around in.#architecture #design #residentialdesign #residentialarchitecture #designins

Phase one of our backyard makeover is tear down 60 year old hornet spa/shed. Some have said there is beauty in destruction, but I have found it to be a lot of work so far. Stay tuned for real time updates. #guesthouse #pool #design #architecture #ma

Saw this in a magazine the other day, it seems like the simplest idea, yet I rarely see it in design. A pony wall separates stairs from living spaces usually and is almost always non structural. So why not make it a few inches deeper and finish it in

In my process, I start with the most important spaces and arrange their relationship first, then move on to the more superfluous. The kitchen is often referred to as the beating heart of the home, so once I get the setbacks and context figured out, i

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