“We hold this treasure in earthen vessels,” - 2 COR 4:8

There is a sacred, human quality of architecture—the way homes are more than just walls and roofs; they are containers of memory, love, struggle, and belonging. Just as the phrase suggests that fragile bodies can carry immense spiritual value, so too can a humble structure hold the most precious parts of life. In our work, we see each house not only as a shelter, but as a vessel crafted to hold the stories, aspirations, and generational treasures of those who live within. Good architecture honors that truth—by shaping space that protects, reflects, and elevates the lives it holds.