Experience that moves between preservation and possibility.
Julie’s work is strongest where existing conditions, human experience, technical constraints, and new ideas have to be understood together.
Historic Renovation
Preserve the character that gives a place meaning while making it useful for the way people live and work now.
Julie has led historic work including a brewery-to-residence conversion and the restoration of Hotel Audubon as a bed and breakfast.
Historic Brewery →Adaptive Reuse
Start with what a building already offers, then find the next life that makes sense.
Her experience includes historic, residential, laboratory, commercial, and hospitality renovations, along with feasibility and programming work.
Related work →Hospitality Design
Design environments around the guest experience, not only the room count.
Built hospitality experience and Julie's ongoing immersive-resort research connect architecture, interiors, culture, programming, and social interaction.
Explore hospitality R&D →Residential + Commercial Interiors
Renovation at the scale people actually experience every day.
Julie’s background includes residential interiors, hospitality environments, corporate and educational interior renovations, test fits, finish planning, and coordination across design disciplines.
Landscape Design
Extend architecture into the site through planting, outdoor rooms, food production, and human-scaled landscape.
The brewery project included reuse of an existing foundation as a patio plus edible landscape elements. Additional landscape sketches and studies will be added to the portfolio.
Research + Development
Use architecture as a tool for testing new products, experiences, and systems before they become conventional project briefs.
Current work explores immersive historical hospitality and regenerative shelter systems integrating housing, food production, and biophilic design.
Explore concepts →Open to selected future collaborations.
Julie welcomes conversations around concept development, hospitality, adaptive reuse, interior renovation, research initiatives, and other professional opportunities.
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