With over 30 years architectural experience on two continents, Susanne brings valuable skills to the design table. Her portfolio includes commercial, educational, institutional and residential architecture, covering all phases of the architectural process: from programming, design, and construction documentation to on-site project management. Her work spans from small additions to 15 million dollars in commercial projects.
The house is located to take the greatest advantage of the fabulous location at the base of Camelback Moutain.
With a wonderful double island, this kitchen is perfect for family cooking
The welcoming front door aligns with the living room axis to the Mountain views
The columns and fireplace are faced with the local malapai rock
Expanses of glass and rock faced columns allow this house to blend effortlessly into its' forest location
Walls of glass and various decks and patios this house enabled its occupants to enjoy the outside at any time of the year
The dramatic curved roof adds drama
A loft reading nook and game room under the curved roof with access to north and south decks
Wide overhangs protect the glass walls from the Arizona sun while keeping the lovely mountain views day and night
Won two Arizona Crescordia Awards. The first for the environmentally sensitive design of the building and the second for its ability to aid in its educational mission.
This house is located adjacent to the Phoenix Mountain Preserve, and its unique design allows it to blend with its environment, and allows its occupants to enjoy at every turn the gorgeous desert location
A Paradise Valley home sitting on a steep hillside site with commanding north facing views.
Interesting powder room for the guest's pleasure.
Shadow Rock Church was designed by Susanne Rothwell for a mountainside location. The high tech heat resistant glass wall is designed to indicate the leading-edge ethic of the church, while being grounded in the rock of the historical churches.
Sunset services are dramatic and the glass wall allows the grandeur of the location to add to the impact of the services.
Shadow Rock Church earned an AIA 25 year design award, standing the test of time for beautiful architecture.
A gated entry courtyard gives privacy to the grand glass entry
Light colors and clean lines make a small bathroom feel larger and luxurious
Walls of glass bring the outside inside and allow for a feeling of space, light and grandness