WHO WE ARE
When we started in 2001, we had to determine our best business model for the practice of architecture. We started designing our firm as we would design a building. Like programming a building, we began to consider the big picture goals for our business. We concluded that the best aspects for the practice of architecture resonates in one concept: Diligence.
WHAT WE DO
Our process is simple:
1. Ask: We are curious by nature, we ask a lot of questions. “Why” is usually the best question to help clients better define the “What, When, Where” goals for a project.
2. Listen: “God gave us two ears and one mouth: listen twice as much as you speak,” said my Grandma from Oklahoma. That sums it up! All fun aside, we do listen intently, striving to have a complete and clear understanding of our client’s needs.
3. Think: Thinking is underrated. We take time to focus on our clients goals and think, before and during considering possible solutions.
4. Work: Diligently creating solution after solution until the problem is solved.
5. Repeat: The process is not as linear as listed here. The work generates more questions and more listening and more thinking. It is exciting to see projects develop, redirecting conversations and goals that become amazing design solutions that serve the client in ways they initially never expected
TROY ADAY, AIA
“To take a piece of dirt and build a building, a place where people spend their lives, it’s amazing how lucky we are to be able to do such a thing“
- T. Aday
