
Six duplexes · downtown infill
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.
Georgetown, Texas
112 attached homes in a walkable Georgetown development, with fee-simple ownership, private elevators, enclosed two-car garages, and rooftop decks.
Completed development
A new mixed-use, downtown-style Georgetown development anchored by a town center. Inspired by Brooklyn and Chicago brownstone neighborhoods, 112 attached homes combine individual ownership with walkable access to restaurants and shopping.
The developer needed fee-simple ownership and zero-lot-line homes, a combination Georgetown’s ordinance did not then allow. Approvals also addressed a fourth-level rooftop deck, while the streets had to fit utilities, fire access, trees, and driveways at a pedestrian scale.
The project uses Texas limestone, balconies, roof terraces, and strong vertical proportions to create a dense residential development that still reads as a collection of individual homes.
Georgetown granted a project-specific exception under the IRC for the fourth-level rooftop decks, which provided required private outdoor space. Architectural and structural coordination addressed garage openings, including portal-frame conditions.
Texas Brownstone Homes; award presented to Novak Brothers.
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Six duplexes · downtown infill
A six-duplex downtown infill project with twelve individually expressed homes, pedestrian-friendly front porches, and attached garages organized around an internal court.

Custom home · geometric modern
A contemporary Austin residence with strong roof geometry, mature trees, and carefully integrated structural steel accents.
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