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Michael Burch Architects: The Right Solution for Your Home Project
In Business Since: 1986
Michael Burch Architects is a full service architectural firm specializing in high-end residential projects valued at $1,000,000.00 and above. Our firm focuses primarily on Mediterranean and Spanish Revival style architecture. Known especially for historically accurate houses, we pride ourselves in our extensive knowledge of California architectural heritage and building techniques. We are especially expert in the Spanish Colonial Revival Style of architecture, perfected in California during the 1920s and 30s. The great California traditions of indoor/outdoor living and the legacy of the Case Study Houses also influences our work, so that every new project embodies the essence of California living at its best. Craft and detail, as well as integration into the site and context are all guiding principles for our firm.
All client interactions and design work will be handled by the one of our firm's principals. Our exclusive client list includes many celebrities and professionals. We will treat your project with the utmost professionalism and discretion.
Get To Know Us
Community Involvement
• Chairman, South Pasadena Planning Commission, 2002/3
• Member, South Pasadena Planning Commission, 1996-2
• Founding Member, Design Review Board City of South Pasadena, 1991-6
• Member, General Plan Advisory Committee, City of S. Pasadena, 1992-2003
• Member, Blue Line Planning Committee, 1996-2003 & various other committees
Expertise
• Exclusive architectural projects valued at $1,000,000 and above
• Full Service Interior Building and Garden Design
• Specialization in Mediterranean Style, especially Spanish Colonial Revival
• Expertise in Renovations of and Additions to 1920s period revival estates
• Personalized, One-on-One Service by Firm Principal
Project Portfolio
Awards & Affiliations
Awards
• AIA Los Angeles Chapter Honors
Other Affiliations
• Published in Architectural Digest, 2004, 1998, 1992, Published in Experimental architecture in Los Angeles, Rizzoli, 1991, Taught Design at University of Southern California School of Architecture, American Institute of Architects (AIA), Society of Architectural Historians (SAH)