Brandon’s interest in architecture began at a very young age. As a kid he could often be found with his head buried in a sketch book drawing sea creatures, airplanes and wild landscapes, driven by a curiosity about how these things work, how they move and fit together. How they grow. The University of Colorado’s school of Environmental Design was an opportunity for Brandon to explore this curiosity in a very hands-on way while also developing styles of visual communication and formal expression, the culmination of which formed the foundation of his creative process. Brandon has gravitated toward real-world experience and hands-on opportunities to deepen his understanding of the practice of architecture, opting to pursue a working path toward licensure rather than the more traditional academic route. This trajectory has granted him opportunities to work on a wide range of project types including high-end custom homes, LEED accredited multifamily housing, Urban-infill and adaptive reuse projects as well as some more artistically oriented undertakings such as mural painting, visual arts and installation work. Watching a project take shape is the spark that keeps his creative process in motion.