Jlc Architecture

At our firm, we view architecture as a form of art that encompasses the proportionate importance of people's aspirations, site context, sustainable practices, past and current trends, regulations, and budgets. We believe that our clients are part of our extended network of families, for and non-profit entrepreneurs, public entities, creators, and builders. Through this strong network of community members, we create an organic opportunity to create better spaces, homes, buildings, neighborhoods, and cities. Our design approach is focused on actively listening to our clients, the site, and the community. We embrace the obviously simple but explore innovative solutions to any design challenge. The notion that there are no preconceptions or assumed ideas in the design process allows us to explore and develop custom designs for each of our projects. Collaborating the needs of the client and the expertise of consultants and builders is central to the successful completion and active use of any future project.

Our Team

Jean-Louis Coquereau, the firm owner and principal, remains intimately involved with every project in the office. With a background in architecture and construction, he has been involved with many local residential, commercial, and institutional projects since his arrival in San Diego in 1985. Jean-Louis is committed to creating a better community through volunteering and board memberships. Tyler Van Stright, a licensed architect, grew up playing with Construx and doing home improvements with his Dad. He graduated as Valedictorian from NewSchool of Architecture and Design in 2007 and has been working with Jean-Louis ever since. Tyler is passionate about creating sustainable, socially responsible, and beautiful architecture. Grace Tran, a recent graduate with a Master of Architecture, brings a unique perspective from her international studies and experience living abroad. She is passionate about how people interact within the built environment and has received the Outstanding Design Award for her thesis work.