What PDA offers
Whether you’re welcoming a new baby, making room for a parent, or simply fixing something that no longer works, PDA takes on residential projects at a range of scales.
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Smaller changes
Closets, built-ins, storage, and targeted room reconfigurations.
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Renovations + additions
Rethinking layouts, combining or creating rooms, and making more significant changes to an existing home.
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New homes
Ground-up residential projects designed around the people who will live there.
And plenty in between — these are just a few examples.
What’s included
PDA guides your project from early ideas through construction, bringing together thoughtful design, technical expertise, and hands-on support along the way.
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Layouts, test fits, design development, and the decisions that shape how your home will look, feel, and function.
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In-person conversations, live sketching, real-time renderings, materials, and models to develop and refine ideas together.
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Technical drawings, contractor outreach, bid comparison, and clear guidance as you choose who will build the project.
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Regular site visits, written updates, and coordination between you and the contractor through construction.
Not sure what’s possible yet?
For projects with more complexity or budget uncertainty, PDA offers a fixed-fee feasibility study to help clarify what’s achievable before you commit to full architecture services.
You’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of the project, the possibilities, and what it may take to move forward.
What sets PDA apart
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Direct access to your architect
Work directly with Chris throughout your project, from the first conversation through construction.
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A collaborative design process
Ideas take shape through conversation, live sketching, real-time rendering, materials, and models — so you can actually participate in the design as it develops.
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Designed for more than looks
Layout, storage, lighting, acoustics, comfort, durability, and adaptability all factor into how your home is designed.
ready to talk about your project?
Whether you’re planning a renovation, addition, new home, or something smaller, the first step is a conversation about what you need and what’s possible.