Highland Park House offers a fresh take on upscale Dallas living. In contrast to typical Tudor mansions and French chateaus, it boldly asserts its individuality. Moreover, it creates a nurturing space for both family life and art appreciation. Consequently, the design transforms a challenging site into a dynamic oasis that surprises and delights at every turn.
1211 East Eleventh, designed by Furman & Keil Architects, anchors the vibrant heart of East Austin. Situated at the corner of 11th and Navasota, this building sets the tone for the area’s bustling pedestrian-oriented commercial strip while overlooking the park-like Texas State Cemetery.
Annie and Dylan, a hairstylist and a landscape designer, needed a flexible space for work and guests without sacrificing their backyard or disrupting the mature landscape. To achieve this, The Perch Bungalow Addition was designed as a 660-square-foot elevated structure, fitting just above the existing bungalow while staying within the City of Austin’s setback limits.
The Westbrook Residence by Alterstudio Architecture reimagines suburban living in Austin, Texas, offering a refined model that balances modernity with neighborhood tradition. Situated in a post-war suburb undergoing rapid transformation, this 3,494-square-foot home honors the area’s low-slung architectural character while addressing its evolving demographics.
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.
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.
