Should a Building Be Saved? An Update from London: #2
When is the life of a building worth extending? Throughout the first month of my studies abroad, this question has been the focus…
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Midyear Project Updates
2022 has been an exciting and productive year so far at TBA. We kicked off Schematic Design on new projects and are wrapping…
A New Year’s Resolution: Homes for Health & Safety
The start of a new year means New Year’s resolutions! For many, personal resolutions focus around health. At TBA, designing homes to uplift…
Color, Pattern & Texture
Twinkling lights, evergreens, snow-capped mountains, cozy knitted sweaters, bold plaids, mistletoe motifs… the holiday season is bursting with color, pattern and texture. As…
Building a Project Team: The Power of Inspired Collaboration
It is no secret that building, renovating or restoring a home is a team effort. At Tim Barber Architects (TBA), this teamwork is…
Adaptability in Architecture
As summer approaches, a season of change is upon many of us: graduations, returning to work in the office, transitioning to safe indoor…
Design is (Also) in the Details
Creating architecture at TBA is often just as much about the small details as it is the big picture. To us, this obsession…
Exploring The Phases of Design with Katie Peterson
Whether imagining a new house from the ground up or a major home renovation, our clients typically have one goal in mind: “We want…
In Progress: A Modern Spanish Home in Santa Monica
In 2015, we began schematic design for the renovation of a 1930s Spanish home in Santa Monica. By 2017, the project evolved into…