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Salisbury, Maryland / The Delmarva Peninsula

Good places
begin with
thoughtful design.

A full-service architecture practice working across residences, commercial spaces, civic buildings and planning.

ResidentialHomes and living spaces
Commercial & civicPlaces for work and community
PlanningThinking beyond a single building
Selected portfolio / Official project links

Find work relevant
to your next idea.

Browse by project type. Each project opens the firm’s original page, where its photography, drawings and full project context remain together.

6 portfolio entries

02 / Civic + InstitutionalDesign development*

Salisbury Service Yard

City-office concepts developed for Davis, Bowen & Friedel, Inc. in Salisbury.

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04 / PlanningPortfolio selection

Plans at a broader scale

Find planning studies including the Salisbury and Frederick master plans in the official collection.

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06 / Civic + InstitutionalPortfolio selection

Community & learning

See civic and institutional work, including WSSC School, on the original website.

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Photography is part of this practice’s identity. Project images and founder portraits remain on their original pages while republication permission is unresolved; no stock or generated substitutes are used. *Project statuses are as published by the firm, not independently confirmed construction updates.
The practice

Architecture grounded
in people and place.

Design Matters is a family-led practice based in Salisbury. Its published work spans residential, commercial, institutional and planning projects across Delmarva.

The founders’ relationship and the actual work are central to the story. Explore their original biographies and portraits together.

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Co-founder

Daniel Moreno-Holt

Part of the father-and-son team behind the practice. His official biography describes architectural training and sustainable-design experience.

Official biography & portrait ↗
Explore the fit

One practice.
Different kinds of places.

Homes

Start with the residential portfolio to explore the practice’s approach to living spaces.

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Work & community

Compare the commercial and institutional work before discussing your own site or building.

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Planning

Use the planning collection to begin a conversation about the larger context of a project.

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Across Delmarva. The practice lists communities including Ocean City, Rehoboth Beach, Chincoteague, St. Michaels and Easton. Ask the firm to confirm fit and availability for your location.

Before the first conversation

Bring the right
starting points.

A short checklist helps you describe the kind of project you have in mind.

  1. Choose the project type and broad location.
  2. Think about what you want the space to do.
  3. Prepare questions about scope, feasibility and next steps.

This demonstration creates a checklist only. It does not send information, book a meeting or provide design advice. No account, upload or payment is required.

Make a connection

Two offices.
One conversation to start.

dan@designmattersarch.com ↗
Can I book or submit a project through this concept?

No. Use the official contact page or the practice’s published email or phone. The checklist stays in this page and does not submit anything.

Where can I see the actual projects and people?

Every portfolio and biography link leads to the original website. Photography, drawings and portraits are not republished here without verified permission.

Is this the firm’s new official website?

No. This is an independent design study by Some Guy With AI. Design Matters has not commissioned or endorsed it. Information was checked against official pages on November 2, 2026.