Plumb, Square and Level... Every Project Built to Endure the Test of Time
All that is drawn is not always buildable, and all that is built is not always that which is drawn. Such is the dynamic inherent in the architect-maker relationship... with the client caught somewhere in the hyphen space. Because we design and build, we eliminate the confusion often encountered between designers and contractors and offer our clients the advantage of direct communication.
As a designer and artisan, I realize the importance of remembering that my role in each project is to serve as both a steward and a guide.
The charge is simple… escort people to their destination and ensure that what we have accomplished along the way endures—indelibly etched onto the terrain and in their hearts and minds.
No shortcuts.
No dicey routes to the top.
There's rarely a second chance to make the summit, so we must choreograph our moves accordingly. Each step is defined, surefooted, and efficient and refers to the previous one. Slowly, with great intent, we ratchet our way upward, relying on skill, essential tools, and experience as our sherpa. The result is worth the effort, for the view from the top is always exhilarating.
