Spaces with two pointsof view.

01 / Studio

Architecture shaped by use and atmosphere—balancing the practical with the unexpected.

Architectural form study composed of interlocking white and dark wood volumes — Form study / twin volumes

Architecture design

We begin with the life inside a place, then give it form, light and material.

What we design

01

Homes

New residences, additions and transformations that respond to daily rituals, site and climate.

02

Small places

Compact buildings for gathering, working and making—from studios and pavilions to small commercial places.

03

Early ideas

Feasibility, concept studies and design direction to clarify what a site or space could become.

Selected work

Built form, in place.

01 / Residential

Single-Family Homes

Monochrome architectural sketch of a two-story flat-roof home with a balcony and covered patio — 01Monochrome architectural sketch of a two-story flat-roof home with a balcony and covered patio.

Two-story home with deep roof overhangs, broad glazing and a covered terrace — 02Two-story home with deep roof overhangs, broad glazing and a covered terrace.

Three-story flat-roof home with dark cladding, broad windows and corner balconies — 03Three-story flat-roof home with dark cladding, broad windows and corner balconies.

Two-story dark-clad gabled home viewed from above — 04Two-story dark-clad gabled home viewed from above.

Two-story dark gabled home with a rear terrace and fenced yard — 05Two-story dark gabled home with a rear terrace and fenced yard.

Two-story gabled home with light siding, dark upper walls and an attached garage — 06Two-story gabled home with light siding, dark upper walls and an attached garage.

Multi-level gabled home with dark vertical siding, broad balconies and a light-clad side wing — 07Multi-level gabled home with dark vertical siding, broad balconies and a light-clad side wing.

Contemporary multi-level home with asymmetrical rooflines, expansive glazing and an attached garage — 08Contemporary multi-level home with asymmetrical rooflines, expansive glazing and an attached garage.

Multi-level gabled home with light siding, dark window bays and a central balcony — 09Multi-level gabled home with light siding, dark window bays and a central balcony.

Multi-level gabled home with dark vertical siding, large windows and an attached garage — 10Multi-level gabled home with dark vertical siding, large windows and an attached garage.

02 / Residential

Townhouses

Three-story townhouse building with dark siding, large windows and two entrances — 01Three-story townhouse building with dark siding, large windows and two entrances.

Contemporary townhouse row with steep gabled roofs, rooftop terraces and warm interior lighting — 02Contemporary townhouse row with steep gabled roofs, rooftop terraces and warm interior lighting.

Three contemporary flat-roof townhouses with dark-and-light cladding and rooftop terraces — 03Three contemporary flat-roof townhouses with dark-and-light cladding and rooftop terraces.

Contemporary three-story townhouses with dark-and-light cladding, rooftop terraces and warm interior lighting — 04Contemporary three-story townhouses with dark-and-light cladding, rooftop terraces and warm interior lighting.

Multi-level townhouse building with gabled rooflines, balconies and an attached garage — 05Multi-level townhouse building with gabled rooflines, balconies and an attached garage.

Multi-level townhouse building with timber balconies and street-facing garages — 06Multi-level townhouse building with timber balconies and street-facing garages.

Townhouse row with repeating gabled rooflines, balconies and alley-facing garages — 07Townhouse row with repeating gabled rooflines, balconies and alley-facing garages.

Three-story townhouse row with white masonry, dark cladding and recessed balconies — 08Three-story townhouse row with white masonry, dark cladding and recessed balconies.

Two townhouse buildings with wood-toned cladding, white upper walls and corner balconies — 09Two townhouse buildings with wood-toned cladding, white upper walls and corner balconies.

Four multi-level townhouses with gabled rooflines, dark-and-light cladding and street-level parking — 10Four multi-level townhouses with gabled rooflines, dark-and-light cladding and street-level parking.

Multi-level townhouse row with gabled rooflines, dark-and-light cladding, balconies and garages — 11Multi-level townhouse row with gabled rooflines, dark-and-light cladding, balconies and garages.

03 / Residential

Apartments

Multi-story apartment building with flat rooflines, balconies, a rooftop terrace and mixed exterior cladding — 01Multi-story apartment building with flat rooflines, balconies, a rooftop terrace and mixed exterior cladding.

Our approach

Clear ideas.
Rich places.

Listen before drawing

Every project starts with the people, patterns and constraints that make it particular.

Make every move count

Structure, circulation, light and material work together—never as separate decisions.

Design for change

Good architecture holds its character while making room for life to evolve.

From first sketch
to lived-in space.

A legible process keeps decisions grounded and gives the design room to become more precise at every stage.

01

Discover

Goals, site, program, budget and the qualities a place should hold.

02

Define

Options become a clear concept with priorities everyone can see.

03

Develop

Space, systems, materials and details are coordinated into one design.

04

Realize

The design is communicated carefully and carried through construction.

What could
this place be?

Have a project in mind? Get in touch by email to start the conversation.

info@twinmoondesign.com