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We designed and built this 2200 square foot, open floor plan home using stick frame construction, solid fir interior doors with bronze hardware, Anderson windows throughout, custom woodwork with hardwood and tile floors. With upscale fixtures and trim, 9ft ceilings, attached garage, and a subdued modern style, this 2 bedroom, single story home is both modest and sophisticated .

We designed and built this 4,400 sq. foot home. We used Insulated Concrete Forms, or ICFs for energy efficiency and fire resistance. It has a full basement, hydronic heat, solid fir interior doors with bronze hardware, Anderson windows throughout, clear vertical grain fir woodwork, and bamboo, and tile floors. The custom touches in the house capture the prairie style of the arts and crafts period.

Rick managed the construction of this 7,500 sq foot modern Victorian and adjacent carriage/guest house.
Stick frame construction with custom woodwork throughout.

We designed and built this multi-purpose barn using stick frame construction and rough sawn cedar siding in traditional board and batten style. The top floor serves as a photography studio, and both floors have no posts or support walls for optimum working flexibility. Because of the location of the building we were able to add a wine cellar.

Rick managed the construction of this unique building from start to finish. His boat building experience was key. With a retractable roof, this elliptical building allows the visitor to view the sky while seated. Every line in the building is a parallel from the ellipse; the teak seat and back, the bronze floor drain, and the polished black granite floor. James Turrell designed Sky Space, and used a series of fluorescent tubes that run the perimeter of the interior mixing the colors and intensity of the night sky as viewed through the elliptical space. Learn more.