Five Yard House / Miró Rivera Architects
The Five Yard House is one in a series of century-old bungalows that constitutes one of the oldest remaining neighborhoods in Austin.
Texas houses
Hillmont Residence / Matt Garcia Design
Hillmont Residence is a stunning example of modern architecture that balances minimalism with warmth. This Austin home not only meets the needs of its young family but also stands as a symbol of resilience and collaboration during…
Scenic View House / Dick Clark + Associates
Playing on combinations of solid volumes complemented by transparent voids, the Scenic View House uses a very simple material palette of brick, wood, and steel to stand apart from the landscape without drawing attention to itself.
Mountain Top Residence, Austin / Dick Clark + Associates
Mountain Top Residence is a visionary residential design project sited at the peak of a street in the exclusive Balcones neighborhood.
Rollingwood Modern House, Austin / LaRue Architects
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.
The Offset House / Dick Clark + Associates
This single-family home elevates a typical hill country site with a curated materials pallet to create subtle yet refined interior and exterior spaces.
Peregrine House / Tobin Smith Architect
Peregrine House, perched on one of San Antonio’s highest points, draws inspiration from the peregrine falcon, the world’s fastest bird. Designed by Tobin Smith Architect, the house embraces an aerodynamic form, mimicking the falcon’s folded wings. This…
Rocky River Residence / Miro Rivera Architects
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.
Manifold House, Austin / Matt Fajkus Architecture
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.