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Round Rock, Texas

Spring Street

A six-duplex downtown infill project with twelve individually expressed homes, pedestrian-friendly front porches, and attached garages organized around an internal court.

Traditional-style duplex homes with individual front porches and entries in a dense downtown infill development

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Spring Street is a dense six-duplex infill project designed for a tight downtown site. The challenge was to achieve meaningful density without sacrificing the scale, identity, and pedestrian character expected in a traditional neighborhood setting.

The challenge

Twelve units, attached garages, and a compact site could easily have produced a parking-dominated or repetitive development. Each home needed a recognizable address and street presence while the vehicles were kept out of the foreground.

The design

Each unit receives its own entrance and architectural identity. Front porches and street-facing entries reinforce the traditional residential character, while attached garages are moved to an internal court so vehicles do not dominate the public frontage. At roughly 12 units per acre, the project delivers meaningful density with attached garages in a downtown setting.

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