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For nearly 30 years, R. Mi chael Bell & associates (RMBA) has been quietly and consistently making a difference in the lives of discerning homeowners. A fortuitous combination of extensive experience and passion for keeping current and fresh, the diverse team at RMBA understands the complexities of new home construction and remodeling, historic preservation and land planning, as well as the less glamorous — but no less crucial — budget and scheduling. ”People often ask, ‘What is your style?’ and they’re expecting me to say Craftsman or Southwestern, or something like that,” said R. Michael Bell AIA, managing principal, who launched the firm with fellow architect Michael Eberspacher AIA. “But it’s the client who establishes the style, because even if clients think they don’t know, they do have an idea of what they want; and we help refine their visions. Over the years, we’ve become very good at listening.” And clients are wise to listen carefully to those at RMBA as well. In addition to the wisdom amassed from designing literally thousands of residential and commercial structures, the team continues to enhance its ever-expanding knowledge of materials and technology, including environmental sustainability. Quality and sustainability are, in many ways, interchangeable terms. The finest homes, built with local materials, in harmony with nature, are often those that have stood the test of time for centuries. Such quality and concern for the environment are indeed part of the company ethic, and to ensure client satisfaction when seeking a “green” home, the team includes a member accredited by the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED). When appropriate and possible, RMBA also enjoys incorporating the historic into contemporary design, which is likely why the firm and southwest Colorado are such a good match. Headquartered in the historic, yet vibrant mountain community of Durango, the firm has recently transformed its offices to reflect its forward-looking perspective. A great source of pride for any architect may be designing, and ultimately seeing the completion of a home that will stand as an example of his or her “art” for years to come. But for RMBA, the greatest pride comes with client satisfaction. "We have tremendous confidence in our product,” said Bell, inviting those beginning the process of designing or remodeling a home to review the firm’s portfolio. “Please take a look. Quality does indeed speak for itself.” Visit RMBA online at www.rmbell.com. |
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