Residential Projects Examples
In residential design, each architectural expression reflects a balance of building technology, energy conservation, site development, and personalization, integrated with passion and excitement. The personalization is achieved through attention to detail by a comprehensive group of capable professionals applying the best of their respective crafts toward the satisfaction of the client, the environment and the fastidious observer.
Founded in 1973, the firm has been responsible for multi-family housing complexes, custom homes, and residential remodeling projects totaling over 200 projects, in excess of $50 million in development value.
Modest and intimate, grand and spectacular, an urban site or in a quiet mountain setting; every residential project requires a thorough and sensitive analysis responsive to the client. This process customarily evolves more slowly than other types of projects.
Residential projects were among the most challenging, yet satisfying, experiences for Brent Dickens, Principal Architect at Architecture & Planning. By gaining familiarity with the client, family needs and site opportunities, a dynamic process was put in motion which yielded immensely satisfying and personalized results.
Through Projects Development, Architecture & Planning had continual “hands-on” residential building activity, merging design and construction in a highly intimate methodology. Having its own in-house construction company was a rare opportunity for an architectural firm and one that enriched participants on all sides.
“Over 30 years ago, we met Brent and employed him to design a family room add on to our home. We loved his approach, his ability to solve “problems,” and of course the end result! Recently, we had Brent redesign and rebuild our entire rear deck area. We had such complete faith in Brent that we left town during its construction. When we returned home, we were thrilled to discover a new deck so exquisite that it could have only been created by a unique talent left alone to do his own thing.” Spike and Sara Schulist
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