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We design sustainable environments where people thrive everyday, whether they're working, learning, living or at play. Arch11 is skilled at developing projects with "impossible" sites, budgets and structural parameters, while meeting the goals of diverse clients. We are uniquely able to work between the intimate scale of the bespoke home and the complexity of a corporate headquarters, bringing care and craft to each.

We are M Gooden Design, a Dallas-based architecture and design practice that welcomes residential and unique projects of all scales. Our studio specializes in authentic, context-driven solutions informed by the natural environment, balancing bold expression and creative restraint.

Based in Hobart, Tasmania and Melbourne, Victoria, room11 is a unique team of professional thinkers, working within the field of architectural design. Our studios are focused, dynamic environments, encouraging progressive and collaborative design processes and outcomes. We are committed to the delivery of innovative design solutions and have developed national and international recognition for our built work. We are interested in critical thinking and extending the field of architecture via research, development, and through public discourse. We are actively involved in speaking at both local and National design conferences and regularly host architecture events within our studio for the design community and the wider public.

The American Design Club—AmDC—was conceived in the spring of 2008. At the time, American relevance in design was in question, and many postulated that US designers would never be as prominent or prolific as European designers. The founders saw that there was plenty of talent and ambition within American designers, but what was ultimately missing was a way for designers to share their work with a broad audience. The AmDC founding members created a platform where designers could launch new ideas and connect with each other. The AmDC began as a community that was submission-based, in which the strongest pieces would be displayed. This method enabled the AmDC to create shows that granted exposure to new designers.

Christine M Lampert, AIA, NCARB, Architect Christine has been designing beautiful homes, offices and retail projects in Southern California for many years. She also specializes in Senior Citizens Centers and Affordable housing projects. She is licensed to practice Architecture in California and Hawaii. Christine teaches in the Architecture and Engineering Department at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles Every project is unique and is a collaboration of the Cleint's dreams with the Architect's expertise. Working with Christine and her expert team makes the process easy and efficient.