Custom home · mid-century modern
Jeff Davis Residence
A modern mid-century-inspired residence organized around an interior garden court, with CMU masonry, a floating cantilevered roof, and clean geometric forms.
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Urban Infill
Thoughtful housing for established neighborhoods, small parcels, mature trees, and demanding regulatory envelopes.
An infill site asks several questions at once. How much can be built? Where do vehicles belong? What should face the street? How do privacy, light, trees, and neighborhood scale work together? This collection explores narrow homes, interior courtyards, contemporary forms, and traditional street-facing houses within established neighborhoods.
Custom home · geometric modern
Woodview Residence
A contemporary Austin residence with strong roof geometry, mature trees, and carefully integrated structural steel accents.
Custom home · heritage-tree infill
Bull Creek Residence
A contemporary Austin home designed around heritage trees and a highly regulated building envelope, maximizing usable area with clean forms, local stone, board-and-batten siding, and standing-seam metal roofs.
The Paragon Journal · Northfield
Small Lot Amnesty: Making Room for More Affordable Homes
Read the storySmall-lot infill · missing middle
Northfield Small Lot Homes
An early Austin infill housing series using narrow shotgun plans, alley-loaded garages, and secondary units to create efficient, marketable housing on very small lots.
Custom home · urban contemporary
Juliet Residence
A contemporary Zilker residence with a third-story downtown overlook, floating steel stair, local stone, and clean geometric forms.
Single-story · contextual infill
Link Residence
A single-story Austin infill home with a Craftsman facade, traditional neighborhood scale, and carefully detailed battered columns, stone bases, and exposed corbels.
Traditional urban infill
Alguno Residence
An Austin infill home balancing usable area, regulatory constraints, and traditional neighborhood scale.
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