Theresa Passive House / Forge Craft Architecture + Design
Theresa Passive House is a renovation and addition that blends the historic preservation of a 1914 bungalow with a modern volume and sustainable design.
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
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