Over the years we’ve seen a sudden and drastic shift from physical experiences to digital. How can we feel connected and rewarded when the moment of interaction isn’t physically present?

Growing alongside our shift of experiences is the microscopic evaluation of the places we inhabit. Excess time at home has revealed to us that where we spend our time has a significant effect on our livelihood. And while cleaning and rearranging furniture helps, it is but a band-aid to the real problem at hand: That the spaces we take up were never made in our interest.
Emma Tulloch Architects is here to shine a light and offer the solution.

A solution that values exploration and creativity over sprints and quick turnarounds. One that forces us to reconsider what it means to inhabit a space.

It means that New Homes, Renovations, and Commerical projects are all approached holistically: From start to finish, every decision made is as functional as it is beautiful. Gone are the days of blueprinted, formulaic approaches. Today, we find the answers in unexpected places.
And in an industry so focused on outward appearances, this comes as a breath of fresh air. It means pulling back the curtains and appreciating that the space you inhabit was made just for you.

Ultimately, this leaves us with experiences, both physical and digital, that feel rewarding and personally memorable. Like they were made for us, because they were.