His designs are a part of a new movement in Boston to revitalize aging housing stock in non-traditional architectural form. "It's about putting a fresh eye to things, looking at what sustainable materials are available and how we live in our technology driven society today.” The work shows a straightforward, honest approach towards materials such as copper and red cedar - something in common with traditional architecture - yet sheathed over exciting new forms with expansive floor plans and abundant natural light.
The work has been described as “extraordinary space wrapped in sustainable materials that weather with grace. “