Parallel Lines is a boutique architecture studio founded in 2012 and headquartered in Salt Lake City. With a compact team of 2–10 employees, they focus on designing distinct residential, commercial, and community-focused projects. The firm offers full-service solutions—programming, schematic and interior architecture, visualization, permitting, documentation, engineering coordination, and construction administration—ensuring a coherent vision throughout each project .

Their portfolio blends modern sophistication with user-centered functionality. Whether crafting custom homes like the McClelland Street House or adaptive reuse projects such as Golden Eagle Circle Residence, Parallel Lines emphasizes thoughtful geometry, efficient space planning, and fresh architectural expression for both private and public spaces.

Client-focused and detail-oriented, the firm is praised in reviews and by architectural peers for balancing bold design with budget and code compliance. Their blog reinforces this approach, with insights like “every square foot you don’t build is energy saved… make all homes perform at least 50 percent better than code”. At the core, Parallel Lines seeks to create architecture that feels purposeful and performative.

Despite its small size, the firm’s integrated process—from design to construction—is built for maximum impact. Lead architect Thomas Oakley Bath and his team are hands-on in every phase, providing visualization, interior architecture, and construction oversight—all woven together to realize client ambitions with refined clarity