Builders
Architecture & Construction
Design. Build.
Curate.
Scaling beyond your executive team? Setting the foundation for the next generation of stakeholders? Creating awareness for a new service offering? Attracting new customers, retaining old ones? Evolving your culture? Recruiting top-in-class talent? By focusing on your brand position across every customer touchpoint, we design clear, consistent messaging that immediately communicates your value proposition. From developing case studies to crafting content for RFPs to elevating your digital identity, we help you build trust, drive awareness, and grow your business.
Select brands we’ve worked with:
R&H Construction. Emerick Architects. Bremik Construction. Chown Hardware. VLMK Engineers. Scott Edwards Architecture. Hughes Electric. Versatile Wood Products. Imagine Energy. Jones Architecture. Mark’s Metal. Cooper Design Builders. Apollo Mechanical Contractors. EC Electric. GroTec Builders.
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Architecture & Construction
We’ve built
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Diversity is our niche, our creative fuel.
Emerick Architects
Chown Hardware
VLMK Engineers
Bremik Construction
Scott Edwards Architecture
R&H Construction
Form follows function.
“As an architect you design for the present, with an awareness of the past, for a future which is essentially unknown.” – Norman Foster
Matt Watson
CEO / Executive Creative Director
Since childhood, I was convinced I wanted to be an architect. I took every drafting class, design class, and opportunity to meet with architects. I even took a summer job cleaning the studio office of an architecture firm on Sundays. I would do anything to get my foot in the door.
In college, I chose to major in Engineering Physics for reasons I still can’t digest. After several painful years of three dimensional calculus, I switched my major to something that felt right. Design. The rest is history.
My first job after college was with Lippincott, a brand design firm in New York City. While I was there I got my design fix working on Nissan dealerships, airlines, and other retailers. After Lippincott, I moved on to Nike where I worked on several Niketowns and other Nike energy doors, before moving on to Footwear Design.
The journey to discover your passion can be bumpy, but once you get there it should feel right. To be an architect you must have passion. How else would you survive three dimensional calculus?
It’s a privilege to serve industries rooted in passion and to bring their brands alive.