Thompson Lawrence Architects Inc.

Designing a new home empowers owners to realize many life goals and "reinvent" their lifestyle in a positive way. Exciting design ideas are often implied within the owner's goals which can lift the character of the project to surprising levels. Green design practices are available to create healthier interiors, conserve resources, and lower the project's life-cycle cost. Whatever is done, the home must be a place of warmth, encouraging a fulfilling lifestyle. Through our buildings, we reinvent our lives and businesses toward their potential, save energy costs, create a healthier and more fulfilling lifestyle, or simply improve the value of our property. Your project goals and well-being are paramount, forming the bases for collaboration to move forward. This firm will bring many years of experience to bear on any one of a wide array of design themes. Our goal is to design projects of lasting value, the key to your preferences, budget, and needs. Mission Statements Our Mission is to guide your project toward its highest benefit and use according to your needs. To provide this quality of service, your ideas and goals are carefully considered, and often design ideas are found in your comments which create unexpected benefits for the project, raising it to a higher level. Although traditional styles are fully respected, design begins with the nature of the site and client needs, and improvisation is the means to a unique and vital project. The final design should have continuity, integrity, and reflect your preferences in a way that you will naturally identify with the final project. Several Key Criteria for Design: What ingredients in the client's goals would make this project more dynamic and successful? How open is this plan to changes and improvements in the future? Is the design fully supporting the use & theme desired? Will this design support energy self-sufficiency and a healthy interior environment? How can this space be furnished? How much of the space is circulation or wasted space - can the efficiency of space be improved? Do the spaces in the building flow well between each other and create interesting transitions? Is this a place where the client could live happily, or if a commercial project, support a thriving business?