Kenwood Residence / Davey McEathron Architecture
The design for the Kenwood residence was inspired by the charming Travis Heights neighborhood in which it is situated. Although the area is centrally located in the bustling city of Austin
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Wilshire Residence / Davey McEathron Architecture
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.
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.
Rabb Glen House by Davey McEathron Architecture
This Rabb Glen house was designed to minimize the building footprint on a small lot in the bustling South Austin urban landscape, while offering spacious rooms and outdoor connections through large, punctuated fenestrations throughout.
Minimalist Rental Apartment and Workshop Studio
Our home away from home, this backyard studio apartment shares a site with a sunny yellow 1940’s bungalow. This ADU was designed as a workshop for the owner and a minimalist’s rental apartment.
Glendale Duplex / Davey McEathron Architecture
One of the primary goals of this 4100 sf front-to-back Glendale duplex was to create a form that graphically allows the occupants to feel a sense of individual ownership within a shared building, while embracing the idea of density in a rapidly expanding city on a narrow 50’ wide sloped lot.
David Street House, Austin / Murray Legge Architecture
This project began with two families purchasing a large Central Austin property and subdividing it into two narrow lots to build new homes on – we were hired to design one of the homes.
Woodlawn Residence / Restructure Studio
The subtle exterior of this newly-built modern home complements the established neighborhood, while the interior explores volume and texture by way of a three-story dining room, exposed structural features and natural materials.