Adra Architecture LLC (pronounced "ah-drah") is the architectural practice led by Tim Brochu, offering comprehensive architectural services tailored to residential, commercial, and healthcare clients across Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. Founded with the intention to provide personalized attention typical of a local independent firm, Adra Architecture has quickly established itself as one of northern New England's preeminent architecture providers, known for its meticulous design, detailed project management, and the successful delivery of numerous significant projects.
Tim Brochu, the principal architect at Adra, leverages his 13 years of industry experience, encompassing a diverse range of project types from minor renovations to large-scale new constructions and comprehensive campus master plans. His portfolio showcases several award-winning projects, many of which are LEED-certified, highlighting a commitment to sustainable design principles. His approach combines responsive communication and clarity of judgment, fostering a trusting environment with clients.
Adra Architecture's design process is structured into clear phases, guiding clients from their initial concepts through to project completion. In each phase, Tim emphasizes client involvement, providing presentations in easily digestible formats while meticulously maintaining project schedules and budgets. This collaborative ethos extends into construction, where Tim coordinates closely with contractors to ensure adherence to design intents, quality control, and advocacy for the client's interests.
In addition, Tim has enriched his professional journey through world travel, an experience that inspired his architectural practice. His multifaceted background not only influences his design ethos but also enriches his unique perspective in addressing the needs of modern architectural challenges. Through Adra Architecture, clients are assured not only of professional excellence but also of a partnership rooted in a shared vision for innovative and functional spaces.
