RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - THE PROCESS

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    13-acre site in rural Virginia. 140 multi-generational dwelling units and 77,000 gross square feet of neighborhood serving retail and community uses such as events space, wellness, shops, and pad-site drive-in dining.

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    4-acre site in Washington, DC. One million gross square feet housing 700 dwelling units and 90,000 gross square feet of retail, wellness, live-work studios, and office space.

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    5,000 sq. ft. site in NW Washington, DC. Total of (12) two-bedroom units, including set aside for (2) affordable dwellings.

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    80-acre site in rural Virginia. 90 workforce housing units and 37,000 gross square feet of neighborhood serving retail such as grocery, pad site drive in dining, cafe and shops.

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    2-acre site in the northern Virginia suburbs. (43) 3-bedroom, front- and rear-loaded townhouse dwellings on three combined, underutilized parcels.

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    9,000 square foot site in Washington, DC. Studies conducted for 22-40 mixed-income dwelling units and a 1,500 sq ft coffee shop.

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    3-acre site in Washington, DC. 690 housing units and 72,000 gross square feet of commercial uses including restaurants, street-level shopping, and neighborhood meeting space.

THE EVOLUTION OF DRAWINGS

Drawings are a critical element in the role of the architect within the process of design and production of architecture. Drawings are the language by which architects communicate with the client, with the builder, and with the city.

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    13-acre site in rural Virginia. 140 multi-generational dwelling units and 77,000 gross square feet of neighborhood serving retail and community uses such as events space, wellness, shops, and pad-site drive-in dining.

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    4-acre site in Washington, DC. One million gross square feet housing 700 dwelling units and 90,000 gross square feet of retail, wellness, live-work studios, and office space.

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    5,000 sq. ft. site in NW Washington, DC. Total of (12) two-bedroom units, including set aside for (2) affordable dwellings.

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    80-acre site in rural Virginia. 90 workforce housing units and 37,000 gross square feet of neighborhood serving retail such as grocery, pad site drive in dining, cafe and shops.

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    2-acre site in the northern Virginia suburbs. (43) 3-bedroom, front- and rear-loaded townhouse dwellings on three combined, underutilized parcels.

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    9,000 square foot site in Washington, DC. Studies conducted for 22-40 mixed-income dwelling units and a 1,500 sq ft coffee shop.

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    3-acre site in Washington, DC. 690 housing units and 72,000 gross square feet of commercial uses including restaurants, street-level shopping, and neighborhood meeting space.