I have issues...

I am the husband to a wonderful wife, a father to two beautiful children, and an anal retentive architect with wine issues with a camera I really don't know how to use. I am the blind squirrel.

Vino is my porn...I cant taste enough, read enough, or talk enough about it. I help moderate a message board at www.westcoastwine.net

During my free time I am committed to any group that cares about improving the state of residential architecture. I am involved with The Congress of Residential Architecture were I work with them at a national level and I moderate a message board at www.coragroups.org/forum

I am also involved nationally with CRAN, the Custom Residential Architects' Network, a specialized group at the American Institute of Architecture.

My architectural work can be found at www.andreozzi.com/ We are different! We are a firm that respects our architectural history enough to study it before we try and reinterpret it. We are a firm that respects our clients enough to listen and deliver a vision of what they want, not what we can jam down their throats for an award and then hope that the unproven technology and details work later. We are a firm that views our clients and our team as one family. Andreozzi Architects is an award winning, nationally published team of design-oriented architects. We are very different, we are not for everybody, we are Zoophorus!

Our entire team cares about one thing; the artistic process. We are driven by a passion for creating elegant architectural solutions that address our clients needs and desires in ways that are both innovative and respectful of tradition and craft. Everyone at Andreozzi Architects works in small groups with me throughout all phases of the architectural process unlike most firms that assign you to a junior level project manager after you sign on the dotted line. We believe that small teams can achieve greater things than individual egos. Our teams are involved with designing and specifying every piece of molding in every project; or we do not accept the job. Most importantly, our commissions are accepted not based on budget, but rather on the clients commitment to art in architecture. And by way, the stuff doesn't suck either...but check it out yourself.

Mostly though, it's about the wine...did I say that already?

Peace.....