Located on the shore of Lake Austin, the home was designed for a large family to enjoy a relaxing lakeside lifestyle.

Mature Pecan trees bordering the site help shape the roof form and become the backdrop for interior spaces. The roof of the great room is lifted to frame the tree canopies and bring in natural light. A thin, lightweight roof is achieved with an exposed mass timber structure. Vertical cedar cladding dramatically adds to the height of the entry while solid stone walls move through transparent planes of glass. As the primary transparent form in an otherwise solid facade facing the street, the stair becomes a welcoming lantern with open risers wrapped in glass. Spaces along the rear of the home are centered around family time outdoors, entertaining, and boating on Lake Austin.

Throughout the home, natural materials move from interior to exterior, strengthening the design’s connection to nature.

Prominently placed upon this infill lot creates stunning downtown city views for this family. This four story home features a full woodworking shop, elevator, fourth floor office, and roof top terrace.

Located on one of the few lots in Austin elevated enough to enjoy a view of the downtown skyline, the three-story home rises dramatically above the treetops to capture views of the surrounding hill country and the skyline beyond.

This urban infill home was designed for an active family who wanted a Bali inspired backyard lifestyle. Expansive openings across the entire back of the home allow for a casual lifestyle.

Located on a cliff site that opens to sweeping views of Lake Travis. The builder faced a challenge common among projects located on sharply sloping lots with commanding views: capturing views from the house while maximizing the amount of outdoor space.

Nestled along the banks of Barton Creek, this home is designed to create a seamless experience between the outside and inside environments, while the deep overhangs provide shelter from the elements.

Overlooking Lake Travis this property was crafted to fit into its natural surroundings without compromise. With a lookout deck elevated 35 feet above the cliff our owners secured a commanding view of the Texas Hill Country.

Properly nestled into the hill country landscape, this 5,000 s.f. home is well grounded yet lite and airy for easy family living. A 75 foot lap pool anchors this home into the hillside.