Texas modern farmhouse
Twin Springs Preserve
A Texas modern farmhouse on an acre lot, combining local stone, metal roofs, and a family- and entertainment-focused layout.
Portfolio /
Custom homes & exceptional settings
Estate
Distinctive custom homes shaped by ambitious programs, remarkable settings, and the way their owners want to live. From contemporary geometry to richly developed traditional forms, the architecture begins with the project.
This selected collection brings together substantial custom homes and residences shaped by their landscape. The focus is on arrival, generous living spaces, outdoor rooms, views, and the relationship between house and grounds.
Texas ranch · entertaining
Old Burnet
A Texas ranch home with a multizone rear porch, full entertaining amenities, and a four-car garage.
Texas Tuscan · lakeview home
Lawless Residence
A Texas Tuscan lakeview home with a formal drive court, symmetrical planning, balconies, terraces, and tile roofs.
Contemporary · Lake Casual
Gregg Bluff
Contemporary forms and relaxed Lake Casual character organized to maximize lake views.
Craftsman · outdoor living
St. Amant Residence
A developed Craftsman residence with generous outdoor living and an entertainment-friendly family plan.
Custom home · Lake Casual
W Lakeview Residence
A Lake Travis upside-down house with main living on the second floor, a half-level porch, large view deck, two ensuite primary bedrooms, and simple fishing-cabin-inspired forms.
Geometric modern
Taylor Creek Way Residence
Strong horizontal lines, local stone, and disciplined contemporary forms.
Lake Casual · Texas rambler
Lafayette Park Road Residence
A relaxed Texas rambler with fishing-cottage character, generous outdoor connections, and carefully crafted interiors.
Traditional · family planning
McMillan Residence
A Florida residence with an octagonal living hub, distinct family wings, and views toward a wetlands preserve.
Geometric contemporary
Reed Park Residence
Expressive roof geometry and warm stone frame a sheltered central terrace.
An idea. A site. A conversation.
Tell us what you have in mind, where you want to build, and what you hope the architecture can achieve.