A home is a sense of safety,

a place of belonging,

a space to gather with those

who mean the most to us,

and a healthy environment

to grow in and

become our best selves.

I earned my Bachelors of Architecture degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2012 and have been working in the field of architecture ever since.

In my first 10 years, I apprenticed with 9 architects and participated in 277 residential architecture projects, including my own independent projects.

I earned my license to practice architecture in 2020, just as the world shut down in a global pandemic and everyone retreated to their homes.

This time inside strengthened my resolve to design houses that are more than just 2x6's covered with drywall; to become homes, our houses need to provide more than shelter from the elements.

When I am not practicing architecture, you may find me snowboarding in the Catskills, walking my Siberian Husky or writing poetry about the meaning of home.

Liz Saunier, Architect

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