This ranch house is an organic mix of sandstone and limestone in rich colors that blend with the native environment. Within the context of this organic look exists structural steel framing. Location: Llano, Texas Architect: Shiflet Group Architects Contractor: Escobedo Construction
In 2006, the owners of the 864 sf, 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom, postwar, Jewell Street residence decided that they wanted a renovation and addition that was energy efficient, modern and innovative. They also wanted to be mindful of the design’s impact on the integrity of the original…
The Urban Townhouse residence is a three story, 9,000 sf historic building originally built in 1874. Throughout its history the property, located two blocks from the State Capitol, was home to several retail establishments. The project scope consisted of restoring the aged property to its…
Through the use of glass, steel, detailing and lighting, the project sought to update the home’s interior while redefining its relationship with the lake beyond. The existing house was a typical American wood stud framing building and it was not unusual for such a structure…
Bouldin Castle was originally Austin’s San Jose Catholic Church and since its inception the castle has had many residents. In 2008, its new owners decided to preserve its 1925 charm and structure while renovating the landmark into a breathtaking residence. European and old world design…
The house was built for two families in Austin and therefore is split into two living areas. The house consists of two pavilions connected by a glass hallway. The design was greatly influenced by different regions and cultures. Both the use of the roof as…