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Jeff Davis Quad

A separate Jeff Davis infill project composed as two duplex buildings for a total of four homes, using a shared drivecourt and a clear residential street presence.

Jeff Davis four-unit infill project in Austin composed as two duplex buildings around a shared drivecourt

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Jeff Davis Quad is a separate project from the single-family Jeff Davis Residence. It is organized as two duplex buildings on one site, creating four homes with distinct entries and a coordinated overall composition.

The challenge

Four homes, parking, privacy, circulation, and neighborhood scale all had to be resolved on a compact urban site without letting the project read as a single oversized apartment building.

The design

The two-duplex arrangement uses a shared drivecourt to organize vehicle access while preserving a clearer residential street face. Repeated forms and materials tie the four homes together, while separate entries and articulated massing give each unit a recognizable identity.

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