Nestled on a steeply sloped lot in Austin’s Barton Hills neighborhood, City View House, also known as The Kassarine Pass Residence, is the creation of Mark Odom Studio. Located just 4.5 miles from the Texas State Capitol, the house highlights Austin’s landscape and skyline through a design that respects the neighborhood while capturing expansive downtown views and the surrounding greenbelt.
Designed by Side Angle Side, Casey House embodies simplicity and restraint, crafted for a homeowner inspired by the timeless shape of a basic gabled house in a wooded area. As an architectural photographer, the client valued a design focused on pure form and minimalism.
Tree X Tree House by North Arrow Studio is a striking example of how thoughtful design can seamlessly integrate a modern home into its natural surroundings. Tucked behind a grove of nine protected live oak trees, this 3,200-square-foot, two-story house is carefully positioned to honor the landscape and preserve the natural beauty of its site.
Located away from the bustling streets, Rollingwood House by A Parallel Architecture offers a serene retreat, harmoniously blending with its environment. The facade provides a quiet, durable backdrop that enhances the surrounding greenery.
The Austin-based award-winning architecture firm, Side Angle Side, has transformed a 1970s ranch into Reynolds Road House, a spacious one-bedroom home designed for a couple that loves to entertain. Originally a four-bedroom structure, the house now exemplifies modern living tailored to sustainability and openness.
The Friar Tuck Residence, designed by Black Rabbit, reimagines a mid-century home with a focus on sustainability and natural living. The home maintains the original single-story form while incorporating modern features to enhance its eco-friendliness.
The West Lynn House, designed by A Parallel Architecture, masterfully blends the old with the new. The project focuses on preserving and enhancing the original Georgian-Revival structure while simultaneously introducing a modern addition that contrasts yet complements the historic home.
The River Hills Cabin, designed by Miró Rivera Architects, is a masterful example of how architecture can blur the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. Conceived as a carved volume, the cabin’s design emphasizes the integration of the natural lake environment into the living space.
