From the Lakes to the Coast.
A studio exploration of my design language — and where it's headed. The first set carries my Northern Michigan custom-home vocabulary. The second translates that same craft to the light, materials, and life of the South Florida coast.
Design Realized
Designs brought to life.
A three-dimensional visualization built directly from my own hand-drawn elevation — a design brought to life.
Multi-Family Concepts
Proposed multi-family designs — traditional condominiums and brownstone-style townhomes.
Conceptual Condominiums
Milford, MI — a multi-family building with a clock tower and traditional masonry.
Milford Brownstones
Milford, MI — proposed brownstone-style townhomes.
Northern Michigan — The Roots
Where the practice was built: traditional custom homes in brick, stone, and shingle, drawn for the way Michigan lives.
Tudor Manor Estate
Steep cross-gables, corner turret, brick and rusticated stone.
Shingle & Stone Lakefront Cottage
Gambrel roofs, cedar shingle, copper-capped bays.
French-Country Chateau
Conical turret centerpiece, limestone, formal gardens.
Brick Colonial Revival
Symmetry, quoins, pedimented dormers, twin chimneys.
Craftsman-Tudor Ranch
Long low sprawl, timber brackets, stone and brick.
Florida Coast — The Evolution
The same craft and proportion, translated to coastal light, salt air, and the architecture of the shoreline.
Coastal Tudor Villa
His Tudor turret in white stucco and pewter metal roof.
Key West Raised Beach House
Elevated on arches, wraparound verandas, metal roof.
Mediterranean Coastal Estate
Barrel-tile roof, arcaded loggias, stair tower.
Modern Coastal
His massing distilled to glass, white stucco, and teak.
Coastal Shingle-Style Manor
Weathered cedar shingle, rounded turret, oceanfront porch.