Forma Architects

Good design should reflect and encompass the complex beauty of light, space, color and texture found in the myriad details of our natural environment – and at the same time must pay homage to the mundane . . . where do I put my toothbrush? While studying sculpture at UCSB, Tracey Loeb, FORMA Architects principal, explored concepts in her masters thesis installation that she continues to refine in her architectural and interiors work today – how residential architecture reflects and defines a person’s identity and how those perceptions inform individual choices regarding structure, spatial organization, materials and furnishings. The approach for every project is a process of collaboration and dialogue with clients to realize their goals within the larger context of creating a sustainable environment for both dynamic and tranquil living.