Annelise Aldrich is an architect whose designs reflect her diverse interests in geology, craft, and food. No matter the project type, Annelise's ultimate goal is to positively affect the human position in our physical world.

With nearly a decade of experience at architecture and landscape design firms in New York, London, and Seattle, Annelise brings a multidisciplinary approach to her environmentally-conscious designs. For her, successful architecture synthesizes human and material considerations with solutions that are reasonable and balanced.

Annelise is a registered architect in Washington.

Mark Keller is an architect who has devoted his practice to uncovering solutions for creating carbon-neutral homes that are affordable to all. Since 2008 when he became LEED accredited, Mark has pursued environmental sensitivity as the ultimate goal in his design work, which spans a range of project types including homes, museums, restaurants, and hotels.

With over a decade of experience at award-winning, internationally renowned firms across the US, Mark is known for designs that temper balance and subtlety with bold, unique strategies for innovation.

Mark is a registered architect in Washington and British Columbia.

Stella Maris is a site supervisor who knows that the best ideas sometimes come to you while napping in a pile of sawdust.

With nearly a year of experience at construction sites in Washington, Stella demands positivity and high energy while on site. For her, it's all about the people.

Stella is a registered woodchipper in Washington and Texas.