Downtown revitalization in Lewistown is alive and well as the 1913 Crowley Block building is now home to One Health, a community health center serving Central Montana.

A classy remodel to breathe life and light back into the Monte, a popular downtown neighborhood bar in Billings.

A holistic health clinic is manifested architecturally with daylighting and community orientation.

A model for walkability and high-performance commercial spaces in an emerging neighborhood.

This single-family residence is in the vanguard of environmental sustainability, being the 1st Living Building-Certified project in Montana and only the 26th worldwide.

A tear-down ‘70s home literally becomes the foundation for a contemporary, high-performance residence with historic qualities.

A world-class educational facility for the organization that taught us to “leave no trace.”

A neighborhood eyesore is reinvented as Montana’s first LEED® Platinum building.

The crown jewel of Downtown Billings is brought back from obscurity under layers of white paint.

Small Town Urbanism: the mixed-use project that proved there is demand for it.

Gritty historic industrial meets sleek modern finishes and high-performance living.

An 1894 “brick tube” is reimagined as the daylight-filled, rainwater-harvesting home of High Plains Architects.

A robust historic industrial building becomes a mixed-use anchor of downtown.

An historic refrigerated warehouse for produce is transformed into high-performance urban living.

A graceful curving wave is introduced as a counterpoint to the rectilinear rigor of an existing financial institution.

On a perch overlooking the Yellowstone Valley, a small retreat is the launching point for many adventures.

Apparatus bays and former living quarters for firemen are transformed into spacious offices and light-filled loft apartments.

LEED Platinum

First Straw-bale Home in Billings, Montana

Premiered a crane lifting technique to extract original cabin structure