Rich's evolution from an aspiring auto mechanic to a seasoned Associate Architect underscores his profound passion for craftsmanship and design. Raised amidst construction undertakings with his father, Rich cultivated an early fascination with structural mechanics, propelling him to pursue an Associate of Applied Science in Computer Aided Drafting at Lewis and Clark College. This educational foundation laid the groundwork for his subsequent journey.
Initially delving into drafting, Rich refined his skills in diverse engineering firms before transitioning to Drury, where he attained his Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture. Post-graduation, he seamlessly donned various hats, navigating roles as both an architectural associate and draftsman.
Throughout his career, Rich's unwavering commitment to the classic styles of the Bungalow era has been palpable. His work harmoniously blends modern aesthetics with timeless Bungalow concepts, showcasing a dedication that transcends passing trends.
As a pivotal figure in the permit process, Rich prides himself on efficiently navigating complexities, consistently striving to expedite project completion. His journey, evolving from an auto mechanic enthusiast to a seasoned associate architect, not only reflects personal growth but also underscores his resolute dedication to crafting spaces that seamlessly merge tradition with innovation.

Lewis and Clark College 2000 - Drury Bachelor of Architecture Drury in 2008