The TS Falls West Residence, designed by Ibarra Rosano Design Architects, is a unique home created for a wildlife photographer who relocated from New York to the Arizona desert. This house, designed to blend into its environment, draws inspiration from the simple shapes of ranching sheds.
In 2020, The Ranch Mine, an acclaimed architecture firm, received an unusual project inquiry in the Arcadia neighborhood of Phoenix, Arizona. The request was for a new modern home to replace an outdated ranch house that the clients had outgrown while raising their three children over the past eight years.
The SB Residence by Tate Studio Architects is a striking example of desert modern architecture that seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings. Located on a unique piece of land, this 4,471-square-foot home uses the terrain and native vegetation to its advantage, creating a living space that is both harmonious and visually stunning.
Discover Ski Ranch, a modern, Bauhaus-inspired lake house designed by The Ranch Mine in Buckeye, Arizona. This innovative, off-grid home seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living, featuring solar power, rainwater collection, and stunning desert and waterfront views.
After a decade of trying to adapt their lives to the confines of a house that couldn’t meet their needs, a young family purchased a vacant lot at the base of Camelback Mountain in Phoenix, Arizona.
The Ghost Wash House is located along the lower hillside on the north side of Camelback Mountain in Paradise Valley, Arizona. The site is flanked by two desert washes that move storm water from the top of this urban mountain into the valley below.
Architecture firm The Ranch Mine has designed a modern courtyard home in the American desert southwest on the site of a former parking lot.”Weave” was designed with two courtyards, a traditional private courtyard and a semi-public front courtyard.
Located in Tucson’s Barrio Historico, this residence is a modern interpretation of the neighborhood’s traditional courtyard architecture. From the street, the house is anonymous, fitting into the Barrio context with façade proportions and door and window openings in keeping with neighborhood guidelines.
