
Commercial ArchitectureDesignedEngineeredDelivered1 Contract
Your building is an investment. We design it to lease faster, cost less to run, and open on schedule — with one licensed architect accountable for architecture, MEP and structural from day one.
Buildings that work.
Budgets that hold.
Your building is a business decision. It deserves architecture that considers the site, the budget, and the people who will use it.
We take commercial projects from feasibility to occupancy, coordinating architecture, MEP and structural under one agreement.
Meet the practice10
Years in practice
7
Sectors served
14
Professional credentials
5
Phases, one accountable party
Seven building types.
One point of contact.

Shell buildings and full interiors planned around demising flexibility, so leasable area survives a change of tenant.
1 contract, not 4.
Full Architecture
Programming through construction administration, with MEP and structural coordinated by Temelar.
Tenant Improvement
Build-outs and interior renovations turned around on a leasing schedule.
Owner's Representative
Independent oversight of your design and construction team.
Feasibility & Due Diligence
Test fits, zoning and code review before you commit to a site.
From feasibility
to occupancy.
Five phases, one point of accountability. The architect who draws the set is the architect on site.
01
Feasibility
Test fits, zoning and code review, order-of-magnitude sizing.
02
Design
Schematics through construction documents, engineering coordinated in-house.
03
Permitting
Plan review handled with the AHJ; comments answered, not forwarded.
04
Construction
Site visits, RFIs, submittals — the architect who drew it answers the phone.
05
Occupancy
Closeout, punch list, certificate of occupancy. Then the keys.
“By far the best architect I've had the opportunity to partner with in Texas. Quality design and easily comprehensible plans. The only architect I choose to work with.”
What are you building next?
Tell us about the site and what it needs to earn. You will hear back from the architect — not a sales team — within one business day.
