-
Broadstone Arts Loft – Phoenix – 2014-17
Broadstone Arts Loft is a multifamily residential project in central Phoenix designed as part of the Broadstone brand by Alliance Residential. The project integrates urban housing, ground-floor gallery space, and light rail connectivity while expressing a recognizable architectural identity tied to a national development platform.
-
Peak 16 Apartments – 2016
Courtyard-based multifamily housing development in Phoenix, Arizona, organized around a central amenity core and structured parking, balancing density, livability, and a highly efficient, buildable construction strategy.
-
Roosevelt Row – Phoenix, Arizona – 2015-18
Roosevelt Row Apartments is a large-scale mixed-use residential development located at 3rd Street and Roosevelt in downtown Phoenix. Spanning multiple city blocks, the project integrates multifamily housing with active ground-level retail along the city’s primary arts corridor. As Project Architect, James Easton led construction documentation and facade resolution, organizing a complex, evolving program into a cohesive architectural system that reinforces the scale and continuity of the streetscape.
-
Steamboat Springs Housing – 2023
A redevelopment proposal for 1200 Lincoln Avenue in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, this project reimagines a long-stalled hotel site constrained by FEMA floodplain limitations. The design introduces a below-grade water retention strategy paired with an above-grade parking podium, unlocking the feasibility of mixed-use housing in a high-cost mountain market. Forty-eight residential units are organized around a central courtyard with shared amenities, while street-level retail activates the main corridor. Drawing from Steamboat’s historic mountain-town character, the architecture blends brick, stone, and articulated massing to create a contextually grounded yet economically viable housing solution.
-
The Jefferson Town Lake – 2016-19
Jefferson Town Lake is a mixed-use residential community positioned along the waterfront district of Tempe, Arizona, overlooking Tempe Town Lake and the emerging urban skyline. The project integrates modern desert architecture with activated street frontage, retail leasing space, and elevated residential amenities including rooftop terraces, pool decks, and panoramic lake views. Designed to engage both the city and the waterfront, the development combines contemporary residential living with hospitality-driven amenity spaces and a strong connection to the public realm.
-
The Standard Apartments – 2013-16
The Standard Apartments is a contemporary multifamily residential project in Scottsdale, Arizona, designed as a modern interpretation of mid-century desert architecture, drawing inspiration from the iconic Hotel Valley Ho. The project blends indoor-outdoor living, layered facades, and courtyard-focused planning within a compact urban infill site.
-
Workforce Housing + Childcare (Steamboat) – 2023
A workforce housing and childcare proposal for the Yampa Valley designed to function as a complete system—housing, daily life, and financial structure aligned. The project provides 48 units within existing zoning, integrated childcare, transit access, and a self-supporting economic model. Rather than relying on subsidy, rents support operations and retire the initial development cost over time, resulting in a long-term civic asset. This proposal demonstrates how housing can be built, lived in, and sustained without compromise.
