This Austin home is a beautiful example of transitional architectural design with the use of traditional elements such as dominant gables and pitched roof forms suffused with modern parapet walls and low flat sheds.
Located in the quiet, historic neighborhood of Wilshire Woods, the Wilshire Residence draws heavily from it’s surrounding context to form itself as a humble, yet contemporary home for a young family.
This stunning, modern residence was designed with a northeast farmhouse typology by LaRue Architects. The home’s layout features modern cantilevered ‘boxes’ juxtaposed with gabled house forms.
Theresa Passive House is a renovation and addition that blends the historic preservation of a 1914 bungalow with a modern volume and sustainable design.
The homeowners (New York City transplants) recently purchased a contemporary, modern home located in one of Austin’s older, charming neighborhoods, Tarrytown. They wanted the interiors to reflect their own personality
The Rocky River Residence was conceived as an ‘upside down’ house in order to create the feeling of living among the canopies of the surrounding native oak trees.
The Ridgeview house happily fills with people for afternoon barbecues and late-night parties, but is also at its best as a serene retreat
Manifold House is a straightforward gable form sliced open to create a series of unique spatial experiences that capitalize on the varied relationships between the building, the user, and the natural site context.
This Austin home has just undergone a complete transformation – each room turned into an artful space with loads of character. Ashby Collective reimagined the 5,800 square foot home — giving it the maximalist wow factor the homeowners wanted.
