Speculative houses do not need to be predictable. Let’s raise the design bar and change our neighborhoods for the better.

The Club Room of this multifamily apartment building incorporates ocean-inspired elements and is situated on the top floor to take advantage of the view overlooking the beach in this coastal New England town.

[project completed while at a previous design studio]

Even though New England has a full four seasons, outdoor space is such a crucial part of living. This custom exterior space included a multi-tier deck and some other crucial house upgrades.

This custom residence blends natural New England materials with a low-lying, modern roofline.

This 1950s ranch located in Hampton, NH is undergoing a transformation to highlight and accentuate its mid-century modern bones.

This custom residential home was designed as a case study to evaluate the feasibility for building on a piece of land for sale in the Mid-Coast region of Maine.

The lobby of this multifamily apartment building embodies the industrial look of the complex, mimicking the characteristics of the town in Massachusetts in which it is situated.

[project completed while at a previous design studio]

Custom millwork and lots of modern amenities headline the build-out of this roof deck located in the Back Bay of Boston.

[project completed while at a previous design studio]

The lobby of this multifamily apartment building incorporates a custom-designed hanging sculpture and natural materials intended to be evocative of the beach, which is right around the corner in this coastal New England town.

[project completed while at a previous design studio]

This speculative home design does not stop delivering custom features. Designed to be located on partial walk out or gently sloping site. This project is intended to raise the design bar for spec homes in New England.