Строительство мини-домов Shenandoah Shores, VA

“Scott was incredibly helpful, he explained a lot to me and gave me advice even after he knew I was not going to use him as an architect, he still took the time to make sure I was on the right track and told me things to ask the architect I was using instead to make sure my project was done right. The only reason I did not go with him was because the architect I originally got a quote from was less expensive because I was tweaking a design they had already created, versus starting from scratch. Otherwise I would have chosen Scott. He is a good person, very helpful and seems like an incredibly knowledgeable architect. I would recommend him for sure.”

“Charles is passionate about his calling, yet he listens and doesn't force his views. Most importantly, Charles is honest, stands behind the advice he gives and puts his client's interests first.”

“Paula Morris and Morris Architects have been retained to provide architectural drawings and contractor selection/supervision for a residential renovation in excess of $100,000. Paula is a delight and respects our ideas, adding more of her own that will improve and lead to the success of the project. I have complete confidence and will update this review with progress. Finding a contractor proved more difficult than anticipated in part because our project became less competitive as the economy improved. In time we found a contractor experienced with our product selections, and began a 12 week construction April 1, 2015. Unforeseeable issues with subcontractors and replacement products delayed completion until September. The bathrooms are beautiful, and Paula Morris is an architect to whom I continue to refer to everyone! In sum, as a designer, I would never consider a project again without architect Paula Morris. Paula introduced me to the AIA contract, and as an attorney, I would never approach a construction project without one. The AIA contract as a precise, well-honed tool (working well since 2007) that is necessary to avoid litigation if and when bad things happen. And they do. Finally, as an experienced mediator, I appreciate the AIA contract because it requires the Architect to resolve problems without bringing in new parties. But most of all I appreciate the fact that Paula is not only a great architect and designer, she is also a great mediator -- and on top of that -- a really nice person! Hats off, too, to Paula's partner in the firm, and in life, Bill Morris.”