I value architecture as a reconciliation of complementary and conflicting issues, e.g. the individual and society, symbolism and functionalism, transition and permanence, the regional and the universal. The built environment is thus representative of the priorities of the community which it serves. I seek to understand these priorities, through culture, politics, the arts, science, travel, photography, health and sports, and environmental issues. I envision an architecture fully integrated with technology and, particularly, landscape. My alma mater, the University of Oregon, was an early leader in sustainability and I have been committed to these values ever since.
Here are photos and brief descriptions of some representative projects. Most of these were executed with various firms, as noted. I was primary project manager/architect on all, usually from schematic design through construction documents and (occasionally) construction administration. Where applicable, my specific responsibilites are itemized on the project pages.
Multi-family residential
Commercial
Arts
& Restaurant
Single-family residential
Student work
Some of my favorite contemporary architects include: