TMS Architects recently completed a project for a long-time client near Jackson Hole, Wyoming.The project architects  were very excited to work in a different architectural vernacular - one we think of as  "Western Craftsman."  The home originated as a Mormon meeting house in the 1900's and has been transformed from a rustic seasonal camp to a sophisticated... [Read more...]

TMS principal architect, Robert Carty, recently finished work on this beautiful North Shore estate.  The home was originally built in the 1890's and an addition was added for staff in the 1920's.  This addition was somewhat renovated in the 1980's but in Rob's words, "it was horrific...this was the section of the house that was used most frequently and... [Read more...]

At TMS Architects, we are always intrigued by interesting architectural stories and a contest based on television's  Iron Chef seemed to definitely fall into this category. Professional and prospective architects and engineers will live life in the fast lane as they compete in the second annual Iron Designer Challenge in New York on Thursday, June 9.... [Read more...]

We discussed earlier this month that not many children say they want to be architects when they grow up. But if Architect Barbie doesn’t encourage more kids to look into the profession, maybe this statistic will: Architects made the list of the top-10 happiest professionals, in fact ranking No. 4. We recently spotted this Freshome article citing a national... [Read more...]

The architectural profession lost one of its most prolific and innovative practioners when Donald A. Jasinski passed away on January 5th at his home in Waterville Valley, NH.  In addition to his many commercial and residential projects throughout the United States, Europe and Mexico, Mr. Jasinski was passionate about his concept of sustainable earth... [Read more...]

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