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We approach every site as an archive — a hand-pegged joist, a coal chute, a layer of horsehair plaster. Our first month on a project is almost entirely measuring, drawing, and asking. We do not arrive with a style.
We are skeptical of architectural moves that announce themselves. Most of the work in adaptive reuse is invisible — drainage, rot remediation, party-wall thermal bridges, unflashy detailing that lasts thirty winters.
Six people. Five to seven commissions per year. Maren reviews every set of drawings. We turn down more work than we accept, and we stay on site through CA. It is the only way we know how to work.