About 

Architecture of Place and Circumstance

I believe architecture begins with careful attention to place—its light, material, climate, and cultural context. Each project is an opportunity to shape a specific and enduring response, grounded in its circumstances rather than a predetermined style.

My work focuses on creating buildings of clarity and restraint, where space, material, and structure are resolved with precision. Whether working in urban settings or more remote landscapes, I seek an architecture that is both quiet and lasting—deeply connected to its environment and meaningful over time.

I am a licensed architect in Washington with over two decades of experience leading residential, mixed-use, and civic projects. I have worked with Seattle-based firms including Weinstein A|U, HEWITT, Mithun, and SMR Architects, developing a practice that integrates design intent with technical execution from concept through construction.

My approach is grounded in the belief that architecture is a continuous process—where early decisions about form, material, and systems carry through to the built work. I bring a combination of design leadership, technical rigor, and clear communication to create buildings that are thoughtfully made and built to endure. The aim is to create architecture that supports daily life with care and clarity—places that feel grounded, enduring, and quietly meaningful.