Brett Schulz, Architect

read moreWe may be the team behind the design of your favorite place to unwind, rendezvous with friends or try the latest seasonal cocktail. Our commercial work is at the heart of our commitment to being connected to the communities where we build. As more people worldwide move to cities, architects are increasingly challenged to solve problems of living well in tight spaces. We will continue advocating for, building, and designing affordable housing while maintaining attention to details and sustainability.

read moreWe believe that small is strong. Small business owners are at the heart of many of our projects, and our investment in their ideas is what distinguishes us from the competition. We love collaborating with our clients and consultants to cultivate community connectedness, promote walkable, livable neighborhoods, and contribute to social equity. Care for clients translates to care for craft, evidenced in our creative process and in the collaborative translation of drawings into physical structure.

read moreOur firm embraces a team philosophy, with a design process driven as much by client collaboration as architectural experience. We are passionate about design, about people, and about the environment around us, and we bring that passion to seeking a unique solution for each project and client. We approach each opportunity with open minds and without a preconceived notion of what should be. Whatever the particular program or design intention, we hope to create something timeless, a project that transcends stylistic trends, and reflects the best intentions of the team that conceived and created it.

read moreOur office is located in the New New Crusher Court Building on NE Sandy Boulevard. The building is organized around a central courtyard connecting 8 small businesses. This open, welcoming landscaped area acts as the main circulation system of the building while also creating a natural sense of community. The entrance to the building's interior and businesses is intentionally understated from Sandy Blvd., and the winding path ensures that there are no direct sight lines from the public right of way.