Turning Ideas into Places to Call Home
Design + Build
What We Do
Our work is to listen, reveal your vision, and shape it with care. What emerges is a home that is both familiar and uniquely yours.
OUR services
Design + Build
We offer both architectural design and construction management consulting services. Whether you’re looking for full support or just need help designing a plan to guide the process, we’re glad to be part of the work.
ARCHITECTURAL
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Basic
We’ll help with the early phases of design, where ideas take shape.
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Standard
Comprehensive architectural services from initial concept through construction.
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Premium
Our most complete offering includes architectural and interior design, with ongoing construction guidance.
CONSTRUCTION
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Advisory
A professional second opinion and check-ins to support homeowners managing their build.
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Oversight
Active support and site visits to help manage contractors, track progress, and maintain your project's design and budget.
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Full Representation
A dedicated advocate managing every detail of your build from start to finish.
OUR WORK
Designed to Reflect the Way You Live
From new construction to thoughtful additions, our work is rooted in context–who you are, how you live, and what your home needs to do. We bring particular care to historic preservation and accessibility, ensuring every space respects its past while meeting today’s needs.
About 4th Street Design + Build
Meet the Architect
For more than 35 years, Brad Spiegel has designed homes that truly fit the people who live in them. With a background in both construction and architecture, and nearly a decade spent teaching the next generation of builders, he believes good design starts with listening. No egos, no assumptions. It’s a partnership where your ideas shape every decision and every space.
Ready to Start the Conversation?
We would love to hear what you’re envisioning. Reach out to schedule your free consultation. No pressure, no commitments. Just a chance to explore your ideas and see if we’re the right fit.
