The Matilija Drive Residence started with a fragmented layout that no longer fit how the clients lived. Aforma supported the schematic redesign by developing coordinated plans that opened up key living areas, improved circulation, and set a clear, buildable direction for the full renovation ahead.

The Two Creeks Residence is a ground-up custom home and guest house in Oceanside, Oregon, designed for durability and long-term performance. Aforma coordinated the documentation and systems planning across both structures, balancing clean minimal forms with the technical requirements of a fire-prone forest site.

The Forest Heights Residence had the right spaces, just not in the right order. Aforma reorganized the layout to separate private and public zones, simplify circulation, and pull the kitchen, dining, and living areas toward the deck and outdoor views.

Building an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on a sloped West Hills lot meant working within tight coverage limits, setback requirements, and hillside structural conditions. Aforma coordinated the drawings and models to verify compliance early, resolve site constraints before permitting, and deliver documentation the contractor could actually build from.

At 13 floors up with panoramic Portland views, the Eliot Tower residence needed an interior that complemented its surroundings rather than competed with them. Aforma coordinated the documentation for custom millwork, material transitions, and built-in elements, making sure every detail translated cleanly from design to construction.

The Fairmount Loop Residence had been standing since 1928 with the rooflines, proportions, and character to prove it. Aforma coordinated the renovation and 1,300 SF addition across existing and new conditions, preserving the home's Dutch Colonial identity while upgrading the foundation, systems, and structure underneath it.