MILTON ROWLAND

Originally from Connecticut, Mick’s family has summered on the island for generations.

With a degree from UVM in civil engineering, he opened the office for residential design in 1982. His natural creativity combined with a sound structural education ensures imaginative yet practicable designs. Mick's skill, professionalism, and temperate nature have earned him a strong reputation among the island's contracting community. These connections enable him to assist clients in insuring that their home is built as it was designed.

He serves as Chairman of the Nantucket Commission on Disability, and is an avid apiarist, or beekeeper.

REBECCA ANDERSON


Upon completing her bachelor's degree from Tulane University Rebecca began her career with a position as a carpenter and timber framer in NY. Having gained a better understanding of the construction process, she came to Nantucket, where she completed her internship, and took the exams to become a licensed architect.

With nearly six years of experience on Nantucket, Rebecca is currently exploring the many ways that the principles of green architecture can fit with building on the island. In a community sustained by its rich past and natural beauty, she is working to build structures appropriate to both the historic and environmental fabric of the island.

She is active with the island's Unitarian Church, and enjoys cycling in the Moors and hanging out at the beach.