David spent his first ten years of private practice in his hometown of Natchez, Mississippi, doing primarily historic preservation work. In 1990 he moved to Alexandria, Virginia to focus on residential design. He has designed over 75 homes and additions in the Washington DC area.
After receiving her master’s degree in architecture, Laura practiced for five years with firms in Philadelphia and Alabama. In 2000 she moved to Alexandria, Virginia and joined Peabody Architects. She has worked on a range of energy efficient projects, from small additions to new homes. Her goal in the coming year is to design a net-zero home, one that produces all of the energy it consumes.
Originally from Japan, Izumi came to the United States in 1996. She received her master’s degree in architecture from the University of Kansas in 2003. There, she participated in Studio 804, where students designed and built a 1200 square foot house. Through that experience, she came to believe that only houses built with a high level of design excellence, sustainability and craftsmanship can really come to life for their owners. In 2009 she became a Certified Passive House Consultant.
Peabody Architects works with a team of engineers, interior designers and energy specialists.
