Rebel Road Ramp House by Steve Zagorski Architect
Rebel Road is a “ramp house” that is elevated and almost hovering above the lower level functions. We often refer this type of house in Texas as an upside down house.
Austin
Clarksville Residence: A Historic Home Pays Homage to its Austin Roots, by LaRue Architects
LaRue and Foursquare Builders took great time and care to hold on to the home’s historic character. The team set out to painstakingly restore and rebuild — as old and new now seamlessly meld in the new 3,900 SF home.
RigUp Headquarters in Austin by Matt Fajkus Architecture
The new RigUp headquarters fills an entire floor of a downtown Austin skyscraper. From the elevator lobby, a large and linear core clad in white oak houses the main functions of the space including telephone booths, kitchenettes, restrooms, and seats for conversations and small gatherings.
Crestvale Residence / Clark Richardson Architects
The Crestvale Residence is a single-family home occupying the edge of a large corner lot in South Austin. This position allowed for an ample forecourt at the main entry punctuated by a heritage oak adjacent to the street.
Paradoxes & Peculiarity: A Texas Bungalow Interior by Jeanne Schultz Design Studio
Tucked away in the Hancock neighborhood of north Austin, an otherwise traditional Texas bungalow reveals a daring dose of truth: a smooth and sultry interior where darkness, delight, performance and peculiarity come together to elevate the orderly and mundane.
A Stunning New Home Balanced Atop Lake Travis in Austin, Texas
Architect James LaRue, LaRue Architects set out to design and build their dream home. The lot fronts Lake Travis, a serene setting. LaRue perched the home on a 150 foot steep grade that runs strait up from the shoreline for the optimal views and direct access to the lake.
Mid-Century Modernism, Austin by Matt Fajkus Architecture
Split House is located in Austin’s Zilker neighborhood where many homes have markings of Mid-Century modern style.
Jessie Street Residence / Derrington Building Studio
The Jessie Street Residence was designed for a family struggling with the adverse health effects of an old home with limited natural light and mold issues due to poor site drainage.