• Living room area with white brick wall, black dining table and chairs, white sofa with beige pillows, staircase with black railing, and a doorway leading to a kitchen with dark cabinets and a marble countertop.
  • A bright living room with large windows, white brick walls, a white sofa with pillows, a side table with flowers, a dining table with chairs, a chandelier, and a lamp.
  • White multi-story building with large and small windows, small trees, and outdoor seating area with rocks and a person near the entrance, under a bright sky.
  • Open-concept living and dining area with a kitchen featuring wooden cabinets, stainless steel refrigerator, and a white breakfast bar with four stools. The dining table has six chairs and a floral centerpiece. The space has wood flooring, white walls, and a sloped wooden ceiling with modern pendant lighting. The living area includes a beige couch with patterned and plain pillows and a large abstract wall art piece.
  • Modern kitchen with dark blue tiled wall, wooden cabinets, and a white countertop island with four wooden and black bar stools. Open shelving with kitchenware, potted plants, and books. Pendant lights hanging above the island. Adjacent living area with large windows, wooden ceiling, and seating.
  • Empty parking lot in front of a modern retail building named Cornerstone with a blue sky background and some trees.
  • Newly built modern two-story houses with front yards and small leafless trees. Clear blue sky in background.
  • Interior of a modern space with a wooden seating area, a decorative wall with the word 'catalyst' written in cursive, and a partition made of horizontally arranged wooden planks in various colors.
  • A three-story modern house with a brick facade and black siding at sunset, with lit windows and a front step with small bushes, surrounded by a chain-link fence and neighboring houses in a neighborhood.
  • Bright kitchen with green cabinets, white countertops, a wooden dining table with chairs, and sliding glass doors opening to an outdoor yard with trees.
  • Modern optometry clinic interior with reception desk, display of eyeglasses, decorative lighting, and signage reading 'The Oculist'.
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BUZZWORTHY MENTIONS

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OUR FEATURE ON MAGNOLIA NETWORK

From Local Roots to
the National Stage

Our commitment to purposeful design recently took us to the national stage as the featured architects for the Season 2 premiere of Magnolia Network’s Home Reimagined, hosted by Vern Yip. We had the privilege of helping a Montana couple transform a historic industrial brewery into a warm, soulful forever home. From guiding this complex commercial-to-residential conversion to applying our technical expertise in adaptive reuse and historic preservation, the project reflects our belief that architecture should honor the story of a place while supporting modern life.

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A cozy bedroom with a large bed, decorated with pillows and a patterned blanket, beside a nightstand with a lamp, and a window with blinds. The room has a white brick wall with some small pictures, a chandelier, a green plant, and a fur throw on a wooden bench at the foot of the bed.
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A spacious living room with a high ceiling, exposed white brick wall, and wooden flooring. It features a black metal staircase railing, a white sofa, a chair with a throw pillow, a fireplace, and decorative items such as a chandelier, candle holders, a horse sculpture, and a potted plant. There's also a wall-mounted lamp and a window allowing natural light.

Your space realized.
Your investment protected.
Your legacy defined.

A modern, light-colored house with multiple large windows, a small front porch, a balcony, and a small tree in the front yard, under a clear blue sky.
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The wrong architecture partner can make or break your next project. Learn how we’re challenging the status quo with design that blends function, beauty, and legacy in residential architecture and commercial architecture.

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How Our Team Marries
Function + Aesthetics

With 18+ years of experience, we turn complex residential and commercial projects into clear, actionable steps—guiding you with confidence from first sketch to final build.

The Art of a
Refined Process

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no. 01
discovery

We start by listening to your goals, frustrations, and ideas. Whether it’s a new commercial project or a custom home, we define what success looks like for you and outline a clear path forward.

no. 02
design

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Through thoughtful planning and creative solutions, we translate your vision into timeless architecture. Every detail is intentional, balancing beauty, function, and budget so your investment is protected.

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no. 03
deliver

We don’t hand off drawings and disappear. We collaborate with contractors and project teams to bring the design to life, ensuring your space is delivered with precision, clarity, and care.

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Architecture

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It’s not just a project – it’s a partnership.

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Questions, Answered

NO HARD HATS REQUIRED

Have more questions? Head over to our Commercial Architecture FAQs & Residential Architecture FAQs.

  • If your project involves new construction, an addition, or major changes to your home or business, you’ll benefit from an architect. We make sure your space is functional, code-compliant, and designed to reflect your goals from the start.

  • Most projects start at 8K+ for architectural services. Costs vary depending on scope and complexity. Some projects are billed as a flat fee, others as a percentage of construction. We’re transparent about pricing up front, so you’ll always know what to expect before we begin.

  • A residential architect designs homes that fit how you actually live. From floor plans and flow to natural light and material choices, we turn your vision into a functional, beautiful home that lasts.

  • Timelines depend on size and complexity. Residential and smaller commercial projects may take a few months, while larger builds can take a year or more. We create clear schedules and keep projects moving without unnecessary delays.

  • We design a wide range of commercial spaces — from offices, restaurants, and retail storefronts to civic, tribal, and mixed-use developments. Our focus is creating distinctive, functional places that work as beautifully as they look.

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Join us on the couch.

Meet Cale and Megan Lopp — the husband-and-wife duo behind Green Couch Design and the featured architects on Magnolia Network’s Home Reimagined. She’s the whimsical designer; he’s the old-soul architect.

The same spirit of creativity and purpose that started it all continues in our studio’s monthly newsletter. You’ll find design insights, project highlights, and stories from the field — a behind-the-scenes look at the projects, people, and places that shape and inspire our work.

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