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Long-term livability

Universal design and aging in place

Comfort and access work best when they are part of the architecture from day one, woven in alongside massing, circulation, and structure. The homes we are proudest of plan for how you will live years from now, not only how the first photo will look.

Joyce Residence — architectural watercolor
Joyce Residence

Depending on the project, that can mean universal design, aging in place, Fair Housing awareness, and Texas accessibility requirements—always handled as thoughtful residential design first, with clear documentation to match.

  • Level or generous path from garage to main living and primary suite
  • Level or low-threshold bathing; accessible primary bath planning
  • 36-inch doors and wider circulation where appropriate
  • Blocking for future grab bars; first-floor or main-level living strategies

Long-term livability · Accessible residential planning · Homes designed for comfort, safety, and independence

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Ultimate Flex 50-2 plan
Ultimate Flex Home · Plan study

Selected projects

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Stand-Alone ADU / Granny Flat — architectural watercolor

Detached ADU · 600 square feet

Stand-Alone ADU / Granny Flat

A complete one-bedroom backyard home with a full kitchen, washer and dryer, and independent living space.

Melim Residence — architectural watercolor

Classic cottage · compact living

Melim Residence

A two-bedroom, two-bath cottage that lives big, with a vaulted central great room and wraparound porch.