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Growing up in Montana gave Joe a deep appreciation for the Western vernacular. His passion for architecture is driven by his love of the American West; the powerful landscapes and the simplicity of its natural context influence his thoughtful approach on traditional and modern design.

Joe is a Design Principal and Founding Member at Miller Roodell Architects, where he leads the Team in a collaborative process to provide clients an enjoyable experience from beginning to end, while developing designs that are sensitive to place and capture the essence of the West.

Outside of work, Joe is always in pursuit of a true Montana adventure. You will find him spending time with his beautiful wife and sons rafting the rivers, skiing, hunting, riding horses and exploring everything outdoors that the West has to offer.

A Wyoming native, Matt Miller comes to the design world with a deeply-rooted respect and lifelong love for the raw beauty found in Western landscapes. His simple, straight-forward design approach reflects the values ingrained in a life lived in wild places: distilling design to amplify the natural qualities of each unique build site, employing sustainable strategies, balancing architecture with native terrain.

Matt is a Design Principal and Founding Member at Miller Roodell Architects. He works closely with clients and the M|R team in developing exceptional designs that are responsive to natural context and deliver the unfiltered experiences sought by those who settle here.

Matt appreciates a good story, guitars near a campfire, sharing a laugh with his wife and three boys, and always looks forward to the next trip on the river, fly fishing, hiking, or hunting.

Although Chris did not find his way to Montana as directly as some, it was a journey that nonetheless shaped his appreciation for this place. He earned his Architecture degree in 1997 and established his career on the east coast. He then worked throughout the West, honing his skills before joining Miller Roodell Architects.

His passion for developing exceptional projects comes from his deep respect for the process of transforming design into built form.

An avid cyclist, Chris enjoys traveling with friends, off-roading on single track or jeep trails, and living on the north side of Bozeman with his wife and Rottweiler.

Born and raised in Montana, Beau has been strongly influenced by its rural culture. Moving east to pursue an education at the Rhode Island School of Design gave him exposure to a broad design world and a strong base for beginning a design career in Montana.

With a background in construction and cabinetry, Beau began working in Architecture and Design early in his career. With extensive experience designing, managing, and building, Beau has combined a deep passion for design with the development of exceptional residential and resort projects.

Outside of work, Beau and his family spend their time enjoying the great Montana outdoors.

Jane grew up in Carrboro, NC and joined Miller Roodell Architects shortly after earning her degrees in Raleigh.

A love of the mountains led her to Montana where she has since gained a deep appreciation for the West’s vast landscapes, its quiet summer nights, and how the built environment can enrich these experiences.

Jane likes to stay creative outside of work through Photoshop, block printing, and pottery.  She also strives to find the perfect balance between time spent outdoors and inside with a cup of tea and her cat, Greg.

Paul grew up in the Northeast, surrounded by designers and tradespeople. He finished art school and, craving more tactile and practical experience, spent the next decade working as a carpenter on custom homes, honing his craft and developing a profound appreciation for historic houses and regional vernacular architecture.

A love of high wild places and a girl from Montana brought him West, where he eventually hung up his tool belt, joined Miller Roodell Architects, earned his Master of Architecture, and never looked back.

When he’s not at his desk, Paul spends early mornings and long days trail running, backcountry skiing, and hunting across the staggering landscapes that make this place special - or he is slowly renovating his 1880s house.

After living in almost every U.S. time zone, Sarah Beth was continually pulled back to the Rocky Mountain West.

Born in Nashville, Tennessee she and her family moved to Bozeman when she was 13. She earned her degree in Art History, worked for a few years in New York City, and returned to school to get her Master of Architecture.

Her continued love of the West brought her back to Bozeman, where she is pursuing her passion for architecture and taking advantage of all the skiing, hiking, and fly fishing Montana has to offer.

Janine was born and raised in the prairies of Saskatchewan, Canada. Her passion for architecture lies in the human connection to the built environment, and in how people are expressed through the buildings they inhabit.

She earned a degree in Architectural and Building Technology and began working with an architecture firm in Saskatoon. A desire to further her education led her to Montana, where she earned her Master of Architecture. While in school, she met her now-husband and decided to remain in Montana after graduation.

In her free time she enjoys cooking, creating through needle and fabric works, and camping and hiking with her husband and dog.

From the Hudson River Valley of New York to Southwestern Montana, Amanda's early childhood led her to experience life in various places. This left her with a deep understanding of our soulful connections to place and how architecture is influenced by its context.

Amanda earned her Master of Architecture in Boston. Prior to making her way back to Montana, she worked for several boutique residential firms in New England and California. A longing to reconnect with her hometown of Bozeman brought Amanda to Miller Roodell Architects.

Outside of the office she enjoys a good bottle of wine with friends and family, cooking with her husband, and playing outside, doing any number of the activities this beautiful land has to offer.

Melanie was born and raised in the Gallatin Valley. She grew up on a ranch in Gallatin Gateway and even though she now lives in the city of Bozeman, a piece of her heart and soul will always be that of a ranch girl.

Joining the Miller Roodell Architects team has given her a great insight to the architecture world - all the detail and hard work that goes into building someone’s dream home.

Outside of work, she loves spending time with her family and dogs - in the yard, walking, hiking, camping and anything else she can do to stay outdoors and soak in the sun.

Born and raised in small-town Wyoming, Morgan grew up immersed in the Western way of life. From countless days on his grandparents’ ranch he learned the importance of honest hard work and about the roots of the historic West.

He gravitated to drafting and design early in school, leading him to earn degrees in drafting and Architectural Engineering. Working with Miller Roodell Architects allows him to enrich and deepen his knowledge of design and project management.

In the summer months, Morgan can be found on the golf course or enjoying the outdoors with friends and family. During the winter, ice fishing and hunting are his hobbies of choice.

Originally from the plains of South Dakota, Whitni was on a horse before she could talk or walk. She went east to attend Bucknell University in Pennsylvania. While in college, she spent summers as a wrangler in Yellowstone National Park and vowed that she would someday call the Mountain West home.

After college, she served in the Peace Corps as a sustainable agriculture volunteer in Ecuador and worked for a conservation non-profit in Bozeman before returning to school for her Master of Architecture.

Outside of the office, Whitni enjoys three-day eventing, skijoring, and backcountry pack trips with her horses and her border collie Denver.

Born and raised in Missoula, Montana, Krista earned an Associate in Applied Science of Interior Design at Gallatin College here in Bozeman. Presently, she is in the process of earning a Bachelor of Environmental Design in Architecture at Montana State University.

Being a Montanan, Krista lives for the mountains and the recreation that Mountain West has to offer. Outside of school and work she enjoys mountain biking, backpacking, skiing, indoor cycling, and camping with her husband and family.

Born and raised in the sunshine state, Erik earned his Bachelor of Design in Architecture from the University of Central Florida. During breaks from his schooling, he worked on a variety of different projects in the commercial sector and in the themed entertainment industry. After gaining some experience he laced up his boots and headed to the Pacific Northwest where he earned his Master of Architecture with a focus in Architectural Technology from the University of Oregon. Joining the Miller Roodell team gave Erik the chance to call a wild place like Montana home.

Outside of the office, Erik enjoys hiking, camping, and being at the shooting range.

Sean grew up on the gulf coast in Bradenton, Florida, playing baseball, fishing, and drawing whenever he could. He took summer courses when he was young at the Ringling School of Art and fabricated sculptures as an undergraduate in Tallahassee while earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts. In the following years, Sean built docks and boathouses on the panhandle's waterways, reigniting his dream of becoming an architect. He then earned his Master of Architecture and worked in Sarasota before moving to Montana with his girlfriend, who is a Montana State alumna.

Sean is fascinated with history and the building materials of the West, and draws inspiration from the region’s incredible landscapes.

Quinn is originally from Choteau, Montana, where he grew up on his family’s cattle ranch. It was there that he discovered his love for Western residential and ranch architecture. He moved to Bozeman and is now pursuing his Master of Architecture from Montana State University.

Outside of work, he spends his time on the lake, exploring neighboring small towns, or hiking the many beautiful trails around Southwest Montana.