Creating a feeling of home has nothing to do with a house’s size, nor a particular style. It has to do with the character, quality, materials, and details within a three-dimensional space. Architects help their client achieve truly personalized living spaces within a structure, that can inspire its inhabitants everyday.
Steve Chambers is a Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas-based architect and President of Stephen B. Chambers Architects Inc., specializing in ranches, homes, and historic preservation. Steve Chambers is a licensed architect and licensed interior designer in Texas and Oklahoma with over 40 years of experience. His distinctive designs have won many awards and have been seen in many national publications.
Since 1975, Steve has intentionally kept his firm small so that he can work with every client individually. Without close study of the client’s way of life, the architect produces a mere decoration of the landscape and is an extension of their ego. Stephen B. Chambers Architects, Inc. also believes in using the principles of Sustainable Design and Universal Design. The architect’s responsibility is first to the client, but is also mindful of the community and the world as a whole.
As a licensed architect, licensed interior designer, and former general contractor, Steve understands how each of these disciplines must come together to achieve a balanced and unified result.
• Licensed Architect (Texas, Oklahoma)
• Licensed Interior Designer (Texas)
• Member: AIA (American Institute of Architects)
• NCARB (National Council of Architectural Registration Boards)
• Member: Preservation Texas
• Member: Building Green, Green Building Connect, Green Design
• Bachelor of Architecture, Texas Tech University
“I can say with all my years of practice–and there have been many–I enjoyed working with Steve more than any other architect. His dedication and sensitivity to projects is always impressive.”
– Lee Overstreet, Landscape Architect
“The design looks fantastic! Thank you so much, Steve, for working through these changes with me. I know I’ve had a lot of revisions, but having the freedom to explore the architecture with you was invaluable and helped me to realize the concept, and make it a reality soon. This experience was well worth the time and energy we put into it together.”
– Chris Hornbaker, Oenologist, Eden Hill Winery
Interview on Historic Preservation with Steve Chambers
Interview on English Design with Steve Chambers
