These examples demonstrate the way we work to incorporate regional vernacular patterns, adaptation to
climate and terrain, human-scale details, and natural materials and aesthetics. In each case we also embody
a number of ecological and resource-conserving strategies.
Our buildings are generated in a pattern-based adaptive process with clients, working closely with the site
(directly on site wherever possible). We think there is increasing evidence that such methodologies offer a path
to more robust and sustainable kinds of environmental structures.
A more extensive portfolio is available.
Built
Cottage, Texas Hill Country Residence, Austin, Texas Pavilion, Oregon Furniture, Oregon
Pavilion, Oregon (with Ken Grimes) Cottage and garden, Texas Hill Country
Bungalow, Oregon Coast Residence, Austin, Texas
Built Collaborations
Residence, West Linn, Oregon (with Lindley Morton) Residence, Lake Oswego, Oregon (Renovation/addition of 1932 design)
Unbuilt
We like wood models that can be easily modified and used as evolutionary design tools
Resdience, Washington State Residence, Austin, Texas Residence, Lake Oswego, Oregon
Resdience, Lake Oswego, Oregon Residence, Oregon Coast Neighborhood, Hill Country, Texas
Library, Hill Country, Texas Residence, Lake Oswego, Oregon Residence, Lake Oswego, Oregon
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