NEUBAUER ENNIS ARCHITECTS has a reputation for designing thoughtful and enduring homes on coastal and mountain landscapes, which become the foundation for generations of memories and special moments for your family and loved ones. As architects, we have come to know that the legacy we create is what we leave behind. We guide our clients through a process of design to create a lasting project that both supports their family and respects our climate and the community and landscape context of each unique site.

Neubauer Ennis believes every building matters and that architecture matters to the family, the street, the community, and the region. The buildings we design emerge from our client’s family stories and the unique landscapes they are sited in.

The architecture studio has offices located in Falmouth and Duxbury, with projects on Cape Cod, the South Shore, in Metro Boston, the Catskills, the Green Mountains and Wisconsin.

JILL NEUBAUER AND KELLY ENNIS CONNELLAN both grew up spending time in rustic lakeside cabins and cottages building fond memories with family. With their team, it is Jill and Kelly’s mission as architects to create beautiful and enduring buildings integrated and celebrating their surrounding landscapes that honor the environment and create the backdrop for lasting memories.

WITH THEIR CLIENTS’ ASPIRATIONS AS THE CENTRAL FOCUS, Neubauer Ennis Architects is an advocate for the client and for each building. As thoughtful collaborators, the studio recognizes that it is the synergy between the team and client that makes a project special and successful. While Neubauer Ennis looks at each opportunity through the lens of an architectural adventure, at the end of the day, every project is about people.

RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR THOUGHTFUL, CONTEXT-DRIVEN WORK, Neubauer Ennis Architects has been featured in a wide range of leading architecture and design publications. Their projects have appeared in Forbes, New England Home, Luxe, Boston Home, Cape Cod Home, Residential Design Magazine, and Country Living, among others—reflecting a body of work that resonates both nationally and regionally for its clarity, craft, and enduring sense of place.