After working in San Francisco for over 25 years, we founded our office three years ago with the goal of providing high quality architectural design services at very reasonable prices. We are a boutique firm, with direct contact between Client and Principal Architect, specializing in office building owners, tenant space design and residential remodeling.
Our Staff
Andy Levine, principal design architect, was trained at Brown and RISD, and has a Master's degree in Architecture from Columbia. With over 28 years of professional experience, he has directed many significant projects in a wide variety of building types including commercial, retail, mixed-use and residential.Robert M. Detman holds an architecture degree from The University of Michigan and an MFA from Goddard College. Over a twenty-year career, he has designed residential, commercial and institutional projects, including a variety of historical renovations. He has also published fiction and essays in numerous literary journals.
Theresa Kwong has over 20 years of experience in large scale commercial, residential and institutional projects. She graduated with high honors from UC Berkeley, with a BA degree in Architecture. She is a California registered architect and a LEED certified professional. Her recent project responsibilities include residential renovation and construction administration for multi-billion dollar campuses.
Emme Levine, interior designer and color consultant, brings a unique knowledge of finish materials that are site and client appropriate, with an emphasis on renewable resources. Her design approach includes using color schemes and materials to create a stylish yet timeless environment. Emme has a wealth of knowledge about finding low-cost alternatives for a variety of materials, all within the scope of budget and design scheme.
Ted Levine, photographer and graphic designer, is currently pursuing a BFA degree at the California College of Arts. On his artistic philosophy: "I dissect everything around me through light and color, modifying one variable of perception after another, until what I photograph reveals the exotic. It is in the anomalies of my photographs that something truer comes about, in which the covering up of detail leaves more to the imagination." You can contact Ted for projects and see more of his works at his website.
