VIVIDARCH

30 years of experience in architectural and engineering design, construction, and project management

in the USA, Belize, and the Caribbean

We specialize in sustainable, high-performance designs that reflect your vision and respect the environment. We design spaces that inspire, perform, and endure by combining innovative thinking, technical expertise, and a deep understanding of your goals. Our client-focused, collaborative approach ensures a seamless journey from concept to completion, delivering exceptional value for your investment.

Focus on Problem-Solving: Whether it is maximizing space, fitting into your lifestyle, budget constraints, a challenging site, or reducing operating costs, we design solutions tailored to your needs that will enhance the long-term value of your investment.
Expertise and Specialization: As leaders in sustainable architecture, we craft climate-resilient designs tailored to the Belizean environment, ensuring your building stands the test of time.
Client-Centric Approach: Your vision is our blueprint. We deliver personalized designs that reflect your goals, exceed expectations, and enhance your lifestyle or business.
Commitment to Quality and Innovation: With a relentless focus on quality and creativity, we transform spaces into extraordinary environments that inspire and perform
Proven Track Record: Backed by 30 years of design experience, we bring expertise and reliability to every project, ensuring seamless execution and exceptional results.

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Hospitality

The courtyard and pool area of this beach villa collection is an inviting space designed for privacy and relaxation. I established a good rapport with the owner and this is one of my favorite projects. It embodies my architectural beliefs in sustainable design and pragmatic solutions. The furnishings and finishes we selected are easy to clean and maintain. The open design allows guests to enjoy the natural breezes in a secluded environment. The value-added benefit of reduced electricity costs from passively ventilated outdoor living space made the owner very happy!

Historic Renovation

In 2015, we won an international competitive bid (ICB) to design the renovation of the Government House and its surrounds. We produced a detailed measured building survey of this existing, colonial heritage building. Our renovation design took care to preserve the integrity of this historic building which housed the Governor Generals of Belize. The renovation changed the function of this building from a house to an eco-museum that displays the artifacts of our colonial heritage. Therefore, the structure of the building was reinforced to accommodate the increased occupancy load. If you are ever in Belize City, don’t forget to visit the renovated Government House.

Urban Space

We won another international competitive bid (ICB) to design the Fort Point Pedestrian Walk. The Memorial Park renovation was a part of this assignment, and it was designed with a modern and clean look that was practical, beautiful, and paid homage to our Mayan and Colonial heritage. By creating a unique design with unconventional elements, we hoped to encourage visitors to stop, look and explore - regardless of their age. I was proud to take part in a project that provided a recreational space to the community of Belize City, and commercial opportunities for small vendors. I love driving by and seeing newlyweds, young grads, and aspiring artists use this park as a backdrop for their pictures and videos.

Residence

I had a lot of fun designing this house in southern Belize. The surprising combination of clean-cut modern lines and an indigenous thatch roof resulted in a playful yet elegant solution that gave a nod to the Mayan and Garifuna heritage of this region of Belize. The house is strategically positioned to capture the prevailing breezes which are passively drawn through it via carefully placed windows and a breezeway. This project showcases my love of innovative and pragmatic solutions. If you are visiting Placencia you may catch a glimpse of this house from the main road leading into the Penninsula.