My Story

I grew up in Big Sky, Montana, where the mountains were both my playground and my inspiration. A lifetime of skiing, hiking, and biking in these peaks gave me an intimate understanding of how people live here — and how architecture must respond to the land.

After earning a degree in Interior Design from Texas Christian University and a Master of Architecture from Montana State University, I built my career in Seattle before returning home to launch Elevation Architecture & Interiors. The decision was simple: my heart belongs in Big Sky, and my work is at its best when rooted in this place.

My Philosophy

I believe the strongest designs come from listening. Every client brings a unique vision, lifestyle, and story — my role is to translate that into architecture that feels effortless, functional, and beautiful.

My aesthetic blends modern mountain design with natural materials and thoughtful craftsmanship. The result: homes that connect seamlessly to their surroundings, elevate daily living, and stand as lasting legacies for Montana families and all who are drawn to this extraordinary landscape.

Why It Matters

Architecture isn’t just about walls and roofs — it’s about how you feel when you walk through the door. It’s about creating places where life unfolds, memories are made, and Montana’s rugged beauty becomes part of the everyday experience.