We believe that our Architecture & Interiors firm should specialize exclusively in the design of medical facilities. That is important to you because we focus only on the business of medicine and the architectural needs of the medical community.

We believe in solving business issues before we begin architectural solutions. That is important to you because it gives your project a much more solid foundation and a much greater chance of success. Your project will start with a feasibility study that answers six basic questions.

1. How big is it?
2. Where will it be located?
3. Who will own it?
4. How much will it cost?
5. How will it be financed?
6. How long will it take to build?

We believe that your facility should be handsome, patient and staff friendly and look to the future. This is done by introducing natural light wherever possible, selecting time tested materials and color schemes, developing efficient working patterns and methods that leverage the provider, introducing new technologies and planning for the next expansion.

We believe in a handshake. At the end of your project we want to be able to look you in the eye and know that you are delighted with your new facility and that we have made a friend.

Biography

Jim and Susan work together as a team. Jim is in charge of the architectural and business aspects of the firm and Susan uses her more than twenty years of experience to advise clients on their clinic's interior design vision. Jim has been a registered architect since 1970 and is registered in 20 states. His work has taken him all over the United States and as far away as New Zealand. He loves the challenge and complexities of the ever-changing world of medical architecture. Susan has been involved in both large and small art and interiors projects across the country and works to create fresh and modern environments for staff and patients.

Jim and Susan are both from the Midwest and live on Bainbridge Island. They have four grown children.