Our design philosophy is that our architecture respects the context, people, and culture where the building is placed. Our design will be sensitive to the needs and objectives of our clients, the program, the users, and the schedule and budget. We do not have a preconceived design solution or style that is superimposed on any project. We listen closely to our client’s concerns, desires, needs, and management philosophy, then creatively translate them into problem solving concepts that provide the foundation for architectural design. It is during this process that we gain a clear understanding of the institutional standards and they become a part of the design for the project. In general terms, the design result on any project evolves from the owner requirements, the physical environment, the personality of the owner (each owner has a personality, whether an individual, a corporate entity, or a university entity), and the ability of the architect to incorporate all requirements, both objective and subjective, into a viable design.