RGD+B

One of the best parts of what we do is seeing an idea move from sketch to rendering and finally into built form. Each step helps us work through proportion, material, and the relationship to the site before it becomes something you can walk through and experience.

Architecture: RGD+B
Interiors: Joshua Rice Design
Landscape: MESA
Construction: RGD+B

A different perspective.

Elevated above the trees, a home can shift it’s experience from looking out to living within.

Architecture: RGD+B
Construction: RGD+B

abovethetrees

Light shapes intimacy. The dance between architecture, shadow, and nature creates quiet spaces that draw you outside as the day comes to an end.

The entrance of a home sets the stage. Water, light, nature, and framed views create the arrival while giving a glimpse of what’s to come.

Light changes everything.

We’re always thinking about how natural light moves through space. How it shifts throughout the day, highlights materials, and creates a sense of warmth and connection to nature.

Even while a project is still under construction, you can begin to see how those moments begin to work.

Mindful Modern Living.

A balance of open and intimate spaces, connected through architecture, landscape, and light.

Architecture after dark.

Architecture: RGD+B
Construction: RGD+B
Landscape Architecture: David Rolston

In architecture, a parti model is a study of an idea. It holds the core intent and guides everything that follows.

My wife and I met in an architecture design studio, and 30 years ago, I gave her a cube I made as a proposal of marriage. Each piece was meant to represent something on its own, but also part of something larger. When the model is opened the peaces form other designs opportunities as the ring is revealed inside.

Life has evolved in ways we both couldn’t have imagined, but we’ve continued to build a life together, piece by piece, along with family, and the people close to us.

30 years later, the idea still holds true.

Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain did not disappoint.
Every curve reads like a note in motion.