Kruger Bensen Ziemer Architects Inc, 30 W Arrellaga St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101, US

The Warner Group Architects, Inc is committed to focusing on innovative solutions that exceed the projects needs and expectations, from concept to completion. Successful projects go beyond the immediate and obvious needs. They require a balance of creativity and commitment to serve the long-term interest of the client, the environment and the end user. The Warner Group Architects, Inc specializes in maximizing the potential of challenging sites, and the firm's projects encompass nearly every architectural style. From classical to modern, Italian villa to French Chateau, their homes are clean, strong and bold- sometimes traditional, sometimes contemporary- but never trendy. Within a contextual perspective, the firm develops and refines floor plans to capitalize on proportion and flow. Based in Santa Barbara, California, The Warner Group Architects, Inc was founded in 1966 by Jack Warner, previously named Warner & Gray Architects, and has been creating distinctive homes for the past four decades. The firm is widely recognized as an authority in the field of architecture and interior design. Their residential, resort, and country club work can be seen in all of California's major coastal communities, as well as Hawaii, Central America and the Middle East. As testimony to the exceptional quality of Warner Group Architect's design work and the integrity of the firm's commitment to providing its' clients with the finest architectural services, the firm continues to receive numerous awards of excellence for its' projects. The design team has been awarded Architectural Digest's highest honor four times, The AD 100 World's Top Architects and Interior Designers, and The Top 30 Architectsby The Robb Report. Translating each client's vision to form and function, The Warner Group Architects, Inc is dedicated to developing close client relationships. The firm's philosophy is that a home is one of the greatest forms of self-expression, inspiring its occupants and mirroring their lifestyle.