Our work began in an unlikely place: anthropology. Before founding Atelier Blumm, Andrew conducted undergraduate research on how humans experience beauty and place. His findings were striking. Beauty isn't purely subjective; fundamental design principles exist that affect mental health and daily satisfaction as profoundly as clean air or nourishing food. This discovery became a mandate to practice architecture with scientific rigor, designing spaces that respond to what we know about human wellbeing. This approach consistently leads us toward traditional architectural styles, not from nostalgia, but because centuries of refinement have produced forms that genuinely comfort the mind and prove remarkably efficient with materials and energy.

We call this "architecture for life" because it extends beyond your threshold. Every project thoughtfully into its landscape end microclimate. Our buildings are composed to enhance the streetscape, enriching the experience of neighbors and passersby. Good architecture, we believe, has a responsibility to all forms of life it touches.

This level of care requires clients who value exceptional craftsmanship and are willing to invest in work that will serve them and their community for generations. We're selective about our projects because we give each one the depth of attention it deserves.

If you're seeking architecture that brings measurable beauty into your daily life while contributing positively to the world around it, let's talk.