Konstruktioner i Waldorf, MD.

“As a high-end general contractor who focuses on architect-driven projects, I truly appreciate an architect whose plans are comprehensive, clear and precise. Additionally, I also appreciate an architect who has a hands-on approach, who communicates well and who is takes a tremendous amount of pride in what they do. All of these characteristics are evident at Randall Mars Architects. Randall's reputation and body of work has cemented him as being one of the best architects the Washington, D.C. area has to offer.”

“Ever since we start using Moment about three years ago we never looked back. Close to 30 houses later, I can say they were instrumental part to our success. Looking forward for many years to come and wishing you all the success. Monarch Construction”

“Jeff is a gifted architect. His sense of proportion, light and color is outstanding. I love the unique details that have given our home distinctive character and charm. He is incredibly knowledgeable about the local architectural vernacular styles of our area and that informs his work in a soulful way. Jeff was also great with developing a narrative that guided us in our vision and reigned us in when we faced too many choices. Jeff designed our original shingle style home in 1993 which I am happy to say seems timeless in it's clean, open design. He then did the design of our significant remodel of kitchen, family room in 2015.”

“Catarina is a tremendous architect and is a real pleasure to work with. I really felt like we worked as a team, instead of her just shoving a design at me. The whole process was very synergistic, and I am tremendously happy with the final product.”

“Seth is an amazing architect. We have worked with him on 3 major projects and this last one was a complete gut down and addition. My wife and I highly recommend Seth and his team. He is creative and listens to his customers. He is always pushing to do more with his designs.”

“AAI-Poggenpohl provided a beautiful kitchen for us at a single family residence in McLean. The kitchen was designed by their in-house design staff, delivered to the construction site on time and impeccably installed. AAI-Poggenpohl provided us with a full-service process and a high-quality product. I look forward to working with them again soon!”

“Bob Lamar is THE MAN! He made designing a lake house such an enjoyable experience. Bob took 20 years of house ideas (I am a Pinterest, HGTV, and magazine junkie) and encompassed them in the perfect dream house for my budget and setting. His enthusiasm, professionalism and love of homes is greatly appreciated! Plus, his fees are very fair and reasonable. This man is the total package!!!”

“Jeff is a terrific visionary -- he is a wonderful listener and makes sure that the project reflects what the client wants, not what he wants. His artistry, creativity and ingenuity is put to the service of figuring out what is best for the client and their needs. He is very patient and great helping families find the right solution for them. He is a terrific advocate with contractors and helps keep projects on schedule.”

“David and his associate, Steven, were fantastic to work with. Their design process and attention to detail are significant strengths. They helped us design exactly the spaces we wanted and, going on three years later, we are still thrilled. When it came to estimating costs, they were spot on throughout the process. Our project met all deadlines. David and Steven worked closely with our contractor and made sure that construction was going exactly as planned. They helped make selections on bathroom fixtures, tile, cabinets, etc. and accompanied us when we did this. Their advice on lighting was incredibly helpful. They are truly full-service!”

“My ‘dream house’ was just some vague ideas, a location and a view, and a budget until I was fortunate enough to find the architect Bill Hutchins of Heliconworks (www.heliconworks.org). Working together, in a few months Far Muse was on the drawing boards. Starting with some photographs of old houses I admired in Hardy County, West Virginia, Bill created an environmentally sound, solar augmented, four bedroom/three bath house that is the envy of all of my friends and relatives. From the outside, with its three porches, the house looks like it was first built over 100 years ago and “added on” by succeeding generations. From the inside, the open space with its soaring arch and curved balcony brings to mind the Guggenheim and the Hirshhorn. One of the bedrooms is a “bunkroom” for four grandchildren, and with my little office, the upstairs living area, and an inglenook, we can sleep fourteen people easily. And with a large kitchen and dining area, we can feed them as well! The water pipes for the bathrooms, the kitchen, and the laundry room are in the middle of the house – in case of a power outage in winter, since we’re up 2.4 miles of dirt road. A masonry stove in the living area can heat the whole house with wood. Only when the house was completed did I realize that we had included features from my father’s architect-designed house, destroyed by Hurricane Hugo in 1989. The stone fireplace and tongue-and-groove pine ceiling were part of my father’s dream, and with Bill Hutchins’ help they became a part of mine. Almost a decade later, Bill remains a good friend. He and his wife spent this Memorial Day weekend with us at Far Muse. You can see the house HERE.”