Residential and commercial projects built to sit correctly within Santa Barbara's architectural character — from concept and review through construction.
Santa Barbara holds its architectural character deliberately, and projects are reviewed accordingly. Design that anticipates the Architectural Board of Review moves faster than design that is corrected after the fact — which is a direct argument for drawing and building under one roof.
Spanish Colonial Revival and Mediterranean vocabularies dominate much of the city, and detailing them properly is a craft question as much as a design one.
Ground-up single-family residences taken from raw land through entitlement, structure, and finish.
Kitchens, baths, additions, and whole-home transformations, with millwork made in-house.
Detached and attached accessory dwellings and garage conversions, from approvals to a rent-ready handoff.
Larger residential developments and commercial spaces delivered under the same design-build structure.
We work throughout Santa Barbara and the surrounding coast — Montecito, Hope Ranch, the Riviera, Summerland, and Carpinteria included.
Yes. Designing with local review requirements in mind from the outset is part of how we work, rather than something addressed after a submission is returned.
Yes. We work throughout Santa Barbara and the surrounding coast, including Montecito, Hope Ranch, the Riviera, Summerland, and Carpinteria.
Yes. Additions and remodels are detailed to sit correctly against the existing building, with millwork produced in our own shop.
Yes — fully licensed, bonded, and insured in California. Permits and inspections are handled as part of the build.
Call (310) 994-2711 or start a project. We review the site and your objectives and lay out a clear path.