Behind the Design: Kaat Cliffs
When we began this Behind the Design series of posts a couple of years ago, the goal was to shed some light on how we work in order to clarify what exactly the process of working with an architect on a custom home entails. We also started sharing more about the design process on social
Behind the Design: Hudson River House
Today we’re taking a closer look behind the design of Hudson River House. Since it’s a renovation project, this Behind the Design post is a little different than previous posts in this series we’ve shared on new home designs like Tranquil Abiding, Cat Hill, Gardiner Farmhouse, Rebus, ClusterOne, and BC Retreat. Even with a renovation project, we start by
Behind the Design: BC Retreat
We often hear from people who dream of designing and building a custom home but are reluctant to do so because the process seems overwhelming. We started these Behind the Design posts as a way to paint a clear picture of what exactly that process entails. The hope is that by sharing more about how
Behind the Design: ClusterOne
We began this Behind the Design series of posts as a way to share more about our design process and illustrate what it is like to work with Studio MM on a custom home. The process behind every one of our projects is a unique experience as we work with each client to create site-specific
Behind the Scenes: an In-Depth Look at Schematic Design
Developing an idea takes time. While I learned this lesson early during my undergraduate years, that development process takes even longer when working on a real project. I thought that it would be fun to take an in-depth look at the schematic design process on one of our new projects, Luna, which we began designing
Behind the Design: Introducing TinkerBox
Watching a full project come to life has been one of the most thrilling parts of working with Studio MM. When I first joined the team, TinkerBox didn’t have a name, a plan, or construction drawings—it was just an idea. Now it’s our third completed project at Waterfalls Properties and the first house I’ve had
My “First Project”
My First Project that made an impact on where I am in architecture today… Today’s post is part of the ArchiTalks series in which Bob Borson of Life of an Architect selects a theme, and a bunch of us architects (who also write a blog) post on the same day at the same time… This