10/23/2026
STAFF SPOTLIGHT — For Project Manager Chris Tredway, architecture is about more than designing a beautiful home. It’s about discovering the people who will live in it and translating their vision into a space that feels uniquely their own.
A graduate of Temple University with a master’s degree in architecture, Chris first joined the firm as an intern and is now in his ninth year with the team. Over that time, he has contributed to a wide range of projects, from smaller-scale renovations to documenting a large-scale estate home in Haddonfield and now designing notable homes both inland and in Florida.
Combining outstanding design sensibilities with deep technical expertise and strong client relationships, Chris brings a versatile perspective to every project. Equally comfortable and skilled working in traditional and contemporary styles, he approaches each design with fresh ideas and an appreciation for the possibilities that make every home distinct.
For Chris, one of the most rewarding parts of the process is also the most unpredictable: the clients themselves. He enjoys learning how people want to live in their homes and discovering the personal details that will ultimately shape the design. Often, a project begins with a single must-have — a nostalgic feature, a particular lifestyle, or an admired architectural style. From that starting point, he builds a cohesive vision that brings the entire home together.
That thoughtful approach is reflected in several recently completed projects, including a traditional home in Longport (that has quickly become a favorite among both the town and the office), and a bayfront cottage in Stone Harbor, as well as upcoming homes in Hammonton and West Palm Beach.
Outside the office, Chris trades architectural plans for another kind of game plan. An enthusiastic sports fan, he loves big screens, bright lights, and the excitement of cheering on his favorite teams—whether at home or on the road.
He and his wife try to attend every Philadelphia Phillies home game, often bringing along friends to share in the fun. For him, no trip to Citizens Bank Park—or to ballparks in Baltimore, Pittsburgh, or even Yankee Stadium—is complete without a stop for Chickie’s & Pete’s Crab Fries.
And his loyalty to the Tennessee Titans dates back to childhood. He and his wife have traveled to Nashville four times to watch the team play. On one memorable trip, they brought their then-one-year-old son, sporting baby noise-protection earmuffs, to carry on the family tradition of cheering on the Titans.
Whether he’s translating a client’s must-have into a thoughtfully designed home or traveling to cheer on his favorite team, Chris appreciates the details that make an experience memorable.
