Jeff Selesko Goldblatt
Architect (AIA), Passive House Builder (CPHB), Maker.
I founded Selesko Architecture to bridge the gap between high-design architecture and high-performance building science.
With a background in large-scale sustainable design at firms like Bora Architecture & Interiors, I bring the rigor of commercial practice to the intimacy of residential work. I am a Certified Passive House Builder (CPHB) and Living Future Accredited (LFA) professional, which means I don't just design homes that look good, I design homes that perform.
I believe architecture is a hands-on craft. Whether I am detailing a rainscreen assembly or restoring vintage electronics in my own workshop, I am obsessed with how things go together. Selesko Architecture is the outlet for that obsession: a practice dedicated to thoughtful, durable, and place-based architecture, creating homes that are rigorously tuned to their environment, wherever that may be.
Why "Selesko"?
Selesko is not just my middle name; it is my grandmother's maiden name. To name the studio "Selesko" is an act of bringing the past forward. It is a reminder that we do not build in a vacuum; we build in a continuum. Just as a home inherits the landscape it sits on, our work inherits the stories that came before. It is a commitment to craft architecture that honors where we come from while sheltering where we are going.