Design–build in Los Angeles. Concept, permitting, and construction under one roof.
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Five areas across Southern California, each with its own permitting path — all handled in-house, under the same design-build structure.
We work across Southern California, with permitting handled in-house in each jurisdiction. Every area below carries the same design-build structure — one team from architectural concept through construction.
Ground-up homes, multi-family residences, ADUs, and comprehensive remodels across the San Fernando Valley and the…
View area →Residential and commercial projects built to sit correctly within Santa Barbara's architectural character — from…
View area →Historic homes, additions, and rebuilds across Pasadena and Altadena — with the permitting differences between the two…
View area →Hillside and coastal construction, high-end custom homes, and rebuilds — designed, permitted, and built by a single…
View area →Custom homes, ADUs, and remodels across Orange County's coastal and inland cities, carried from concept and permitting…
View area →Building departments do not work the same way from one city to the next. Los Angeles permits through LADBS; Altadena is unincorporated and goes through the county; Santa Barbara reviews for architectural character; coastal jurisdictions can add requirements on top. Designing without knowing which rules apply is how schedules slip.
We handle submittal, plan check tracking, and corrections in-house in each of the areas we work, so the drawings account for local requirements before they are submitted rather than after they come back.
Yes. The five areas listed are where we work most, but we take projects elsewhere in Southern California. Tell us where you are building and we will say plainly whether it is a good fit.
Yes. Submittal, plan check tracking, and corrections are handled in-house in each jurisdiction we build in.
It can. Site access, terrain, and local review requirements all bear on scope, which is why every project is priced individually after a site visit.
Yes — fully licensed, bonded, and insured in California.