Year Started: 2022

Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico

Story: Designed as a vacation home for a young family, this home was designed to take advantage of the

Year Started: 2017

Location: Trabuco Canyon, California

Story: This property was a wild rural site on the outskirts of Orange County, California, and was full of massive coastal oaks. The site was bowl shaped with hills all around it. The intention of the design was to have minimal impact on the site. It was dug into the back of the hill, facing the primary cluster of coastal oak trees.

Year Started: 2025

Location: Whitefish, Montana

Story: The project site is a beautifully wooded hill in Montana with views of the mountains. The home is nestled into the hill and oriented to take advantage of the views. Large covered outdoor spaces and sliding doors allow for views outside but also protect from the winter snow.

Year Started: 2017

Location: Palm Springs, California

Story: Located on a rural desert lot outside of the city, this retreat was designed to take advantage of the expansive desert views. Rammed earth walls and Corten steel were the primary materials in the pallet. The rammed earth was intended to use the sand from the site, so the texture and colors of the architecture would feel at home with the environment.

Year Started: 2020

Location: Temecula, California

Story: Located on a rural site just outside of Temecula, near all the wineries.

Year Started: 2024

Location: Kashiwa, Japan

Story: This small home was designed to maximize indoor/outdoor living. Its natural woods, stone, and large glass doors allow it to open on both sides, making it a pavilion.