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Our women-led team has been working closely with Bob Rummer to keep his vision at the core of our work. This is a purpose-driven effort, and will shape how we build homes and neighborhoods into the future.
Bob Rummer built mid century modern homes to center around nature and community, and our team is dedicated to preserving his vision, while elevating his original designs with today's updated building standards.
We are building a Rummer Revival.
Aubrey McCormick, CEO
Aubrey is an established entrepreneur and sustainability leader with experience in building, design, and technology. Her designs have been featured in publications across the country and her sustainability work recognized globally. Aubrey is a former professional golfer holds an MBA in Sustainable Management.
Bob Rummer and his business partner, Terry Gilson have entrusted Aubrey to launch Rummer Development and brings Bob's dream of building again, to life.
GABRIELLE ENFIELD, CMO
Gabrielle is a native to the Pacific NW and top real estate broker, with a strong understanding of the mid-century modern market. She is an award-winning global brand marketing executive, and celebrated journalist. Gabrielle leads marketing, communications, and sales for Rummer Development.
“Rummer Homes hold a sense of reverence for architecture and design enthusiasts in the Pacific Northwest, the original designs have incredible staying power."
ROBERT RUMMER, ADVISOR
"Bob" Rummer is our core.
Bob serves as an advisor to our building approach and collaborates with our team to make sure we are keeping the mid-century modern principles in tact. Bob enjoys looking for land to build, reviewing floorplans, and connecting with the "fun" Rummer owners who reside in his original builds throughout Oregon.
JASON KARAM, HEAD OF DEVELOPMENT
Jason Karam is a licensed architect with an established portfolio of diverse projects throughout the US. His process focuses on understanding client’s most important metrics and providing transparency throughout the design process. Jason holds a Masters in Real Estate Development.
"Reviving an icon is no easy task, but doing things that are meaningful are rarely easy. Staying true to the original character while making the homes feel updated for the next generation is what this revival is all about. "