Project: Palma Plaza House Architects: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects Location: Austin, Texas, United States Photography: Casey Dunn Exterior photography, stair storage and office nook: Whit Preston Palma Plaza House is an old cottage transformed by Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects into a contemporary home for a family in Austin, Texas. Project description: An historic 1935 Greek […]
Project: Wall House Architect: Eric Rauser Builder: Matt Risinger Location: Austin, Texas, USA Photography: Casey Dunn The Wall House is a modern farmhouse with energy-efficient design and low-maintenance concept. Designed for single man, the Wall House is the result of collaboration between architect Eric Rauser and builder Matt Risinger. The client’s directive for durability and simplicity
Friends and family encouraged our clients to trade their house in for a larger one in their Pacific Heights neighborhood. They chose instead to hire us to give new life to the home they had lived in as newlyweds, raised their two children in and were not ready to abandon it.
A sensitive dune and steep topography define the possibilities for this multi-generational house. Taking cues from both, privacy and views are established with recreation in mind. While children occupy the lower level, guest suites open up to the pool on the main floor above, leaving the upper level and roof deck with open views and plenty of space for entertaining.
Project: Levine House Architects: CCS Architecture Location: Water Mill, New York, USA Photography: Eric Laignel Levine House is a summer house for a casual lifestyle designed by CCS Architecture in Water Mill, New York. Project description: Sarabeth Levine and her husband and Bill bought a house on the property in 2010 with the intention to
Designed by Carney Logan Burke Architects for a young family with two children, Shooting Star House is a new residence with traditional architecture and contemporary interiors.
Fishcreek Woods is a mountain guest house designed by JLF + Associates in Jackson, Wyoming. The buildings contrast classic 19th century homesteading components with utilitarian contemporary ones.
A rare empty lot in the Glen Park neighborhood of San Francisco served as the site for this ground-up residence. The design goal of the project was to harness natural light throughout the day, capture views of a wind-swept park, and to make a strong visual connection to the split-level road at the front of the property.
This 7,500 square foot house was created in the Pacific Palisades Riviera neighborhood with views of the Pacific Ocean. The project began as a major renovation of an existing Spanish Mediterranean style home. As options were explored, it became irrational to renovate to the level of acceptable design that the clients aspired for.
