Frequently Asked Questions

A residential architect designs custom homes, additions, and renovations, prepares permit-ready plans, and coordinates with engineers and contractors throughout the construction process.

An interior architect designs permanent fixtures and finishes on the inside of a building, such as fireplaces, stairs, built-in cabinets, custom woodwork, ceilings, doors, kitchen and bath cabinets and fixtures, and light fixtures.

I selectively accept smaller projects such as Fireplaces, Bars, Stairs, Custom Cabinets, Small Room Additions, and Porches for example.

No. I design only fully custom homes tailored to each client’s needs, lifestyle, and site.

Simple renovations typically require at least three months. Large, highly detailed custom homes may take a year or more.

Yes. I assist with site evaluation and selection for new home projects.

I recommend structural engineers and coordinate their services under our agreement with the homeowner.

Yes. I recommend trusted professionals or help clients evaluate other qualified candidates.

Clients should prepare a room-by-room list of desired features and collect images that reflect their design preferences. A survey of the site will be necessary to start the design of a new home or an addition.

Maintain an open mind to new ideas and design concepts—the strongest designs emerge from collaboration.