Joe Fisher, Architect.
Joe was born in Burlington, Vermont and earned a Master of Architecture degree at Norwich University, a small school set deep in mountains of central Vermont. He has designed custom homes for over 10 years, working in northern Vermont and Austin, Texas before settling in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
His experience studying in Australia under Glenn Murcutt, Richard Leplastrier, Brit Andresen and Peter Stuchbury was a life-changing, inspirational experience as a designer. He brings the lessons from that time to every project - passing on that passion for design, empathy, concept, scale, and the interconnection of details to highlight each home’s unique bond with its site.
VALUES
SUSTAINABILITY
Commitment to designing homes that are respectful and beneficial to both their immediate site and the global environment.
SIMPLICITY
Less is more; a meaningful statement need not be loud, garish or excessive in order to be impactful.
RESILIENCE
Design for a lifetime with materials intended to weather and sound craftsmanship to stand the test of time.
REGIONALITY
The materials of a home should be sourced locally, intimately tying the final product to the place of its creation.
APPROACHABILITY
The design and construction process is a journey of mutual respect and communication in all its phases.
HEALTH
Conscious material choices avoid harmful or toxic substances in the spaces where you spend your life.