Inspire large.

  • Mixed-Use Design, Tappahannock VA

    150-unit multi-building master plan, including affordable LIHTC senior living and work-force housing, commercial, office, and institutional uses. Developer: 7&M Development LLC

  • 1625 Quincy Lane

    179-unit condominiums, including 15 affordable units (80% AMI) built over retail uses in Eckington, DC. Construction: Concrete. Retailer: Union Kitchen. Completed while with Eric Colbert & Associates. Developer: JBG Smith.

  • The Glover House West

    226-unit apartment building over retail in Glover Park. Construction: Concrete & Adaptive Re-use (Concrete). Retailer: Trader Joe’s. Completed while with Eric Colbert & Associates. Developer: JBG Smith

  • Eckington Yards West

    675-unit complex (including over 50 units of affordable housing at 50%-80% AMI), and 70,000 gross retail sq-ft in Eckington, DC. Retailer: Brooklyn Boulders. Completed while with Eric Colbert & Associates. Developer: JBG Smith.

  • Arcade Sunshine

    225-unit apartment building in Park View DC, including 18 affordable housing units. Construction: Stick over Concrete & Adaptive Re-use (Concrete). Completed while with Eric Colbert & Associates. Developer: Holladay Corporation

Invent medium.

  • Affordable Housing

    8-unit affordable condominium in Northeast Washington DC. Construction: Type V stick with brick veneer. Developer: Freelance Development

  • Logan 13

    67-unit condominium in Logan Circle DC, including 5 affordable units (IZ). Construction: Composite Slab on Steel Studs, over Concrete Podium. Completed while with Eric Colbert & Associates. Developer: Holladay Corporation

  • Judd & Weiler

    184-unit apartment building in Eckington DC. Construction: Stick over Concrete. Completed while with Eric Colbert & Associates. Developer: JBG Smith

  • The Glover House East

    226-unit apartment in Glover Park. Construction: Stick. Completed while with Eric Colbert & Associates. Developer: JBG Smith

  • City Homes

    45-unit upscale condominium at Quincy Lane, DC. Construction: Stick over Concrete. Completed while with Eric Colbert & Associates. Developers: JBG Smith, Grosvenor

  • Events Barn

    14,000 sq. ft. multi-function events space for weddings, public functions, and other gatherings, in Tappahannock VA. Developer: 7&M Development LLC

Inhabit small.

  • New House in Bethesda

    Front facade at dusk. Contrasting with the courtyard side, this composition is characterized by smaller and fewer windows for both thermal efficiency and privacy. Photo credit: Jenn Verrier, constructed by FineCraft Contractors

  • New ADU Prototype

    Interior view. Prototype of our newly constructed plywood ADU.

  • New Kitchen

    Modern kitchen with views to a sunny central courtyard, imagined as a hub for everyday modern family life. Photo credit: Jenn Verrier, constructed by FineCraft Contractors

  • New House + ADU in DC

    The rear of the home and accessory dwelling faces the garden. Natural daylighting through large windows and doors. Executive Architect. Design by Des Ewing.

  • New Dining Room

    Open plan radiating around a sunny courtyard. The children learn from the nature all around them. Photo credit: Jenn Verrier, constructed by FineCraft Contractors

  • Bungalows in Queenstown, MD

    Each bungalow has two bedrooms with a queen bed, two full baths a living space and a kitchenette. Developer: Backyard Homes Building Co LLC for Queenstown Harbor Golf Club.

  • New House in Virginia Countryside

    Large contemporary home design. Rendering produced in-house.

  • Drive-Thru Coffee Shop

    Concept design for 900 sq. ft. free-standing coffee shop. Client: 7&M Development LLC.

Master planning.

  • Rural streetscaping

  • River redux

  • Urban infill

  • Suburban infill

On the boards.

  • Mixed use housing

  • Affordable housing

  • Transitional Housing / Urban infill

  • Residential design

  • In-law suite

  • "The design is so nice. It exceeds our expectations. We are even more excited for the project. I love the multiple outdoor spaces we discussed. The units are so well laid out. Love how the utility stuff is tucked away together out of sight. The super long closet on the rear side is awesome (storage is always an issue). The overall design is so perfect for the neighborhood."

    Cherrye J.

  • “From the very beginning we felt a sense of connection with Joe. We really felt he was listening to what we were saying. The next time we talked, you could tell by our conversation that he’d really soaked in the input we provided. From those kinds of conversations, it was obvious that he was very easy to work with, that he would take our story into account. Of course, he’s very talented, he had the experience and the background to really be able to pull off a (master)piece like this.”

    Ben B.

  • "...An exemplary professional... Joe (has) an exceptional understanding of the rigorous process for construction regulations...He is punctual and responsive. As an unbiased testament to the quality of the produced work, the most common question from contractors (was), "Who designed these plans? They are well done!" The process of...building is a rigorous and stressful undertaking. I believe the difference-maker is to have the correct architect. I highly recommend Joe Harris!"

    Mossa B.

  • “...Captured my vision for the project and created a space where communication and ideas can be freely shared. I would definitely hire again for future projects.”

    Latoya C.

  • “Wow, this looks incredible! Thank you so much for this! You really captured what we were thinking. We are so incredibly pleased!”

    Eric S.

  • “...Responds quickly. Very articulate, professional and knowledgeable. I will definitely use their service going forward.”

    Darlton H.