To hear Edward Ogosta tell it, once a strong concept is in place, a project practically designs itself. “It’s simple,” he says, about the innovative Southern California residences and workplaces he has built since founding Edward Ogosta Architecture in 2011. “We try to do the most with the least number of moves. That leads to clear and elegant solutions.”
But simple is not easy. At 43, Ogosta has paid his dues, working for more than a decade in construction management on large-scale international projects after receiving his M.Arch. degree from Harvard, in 2001. When he finally went out on his own, he says, “I turned the creative side of my brain back on and pursued my own ideas, with the confidence to get things built.”
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