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Site influenced a design vision that focuses on exterior circulation patterns and moments of outdoor living. Expansive views, wind patterns and an existing tree canopy serve as crucial influences in the project’s design development. These elements...

Article • June 14th, 2011

Custom home less than 3,000 s.f.

This home is designed upon the foundations of a previous residence and around an existing pool. The prior house ignored the most basic principles of bioclimatic design and had a poor relationship with its site. Furthermore, it was in a state of...

Article • June 14th, 2011

Sustainable standard set, met

Three main themes emerge from this Sante Fe project: collaboration, setting a standard and respect. These themes are not mentioned casually. They define the success of this project that took nearly three years to complete because of its size and...

Article • April 8th, 2011

Lot drives home’s design

One look at the August Residence and you might assume it’s a custom home built into rolling hills in the countryside. In reality, it’s a home built in a very urban location designed to look like it is in the country. Or as J.R. Ruthig, associate...

Article • March 17th, 2011

Bringing Lofty Wishes Down to Earth

Experience, questionnaire provide solutions for matching budget to wish list

Article • February 18th, 2011

Collaborative Views

Calvis Wyant and Peterson Architecture unite to create a Mediterranean home in SilverLeaf that satisfies clients inside and out

Article • November 22nd, 2010

Second Home, First Class

Neal-Prince Architects partners with Sexton-Griffith to complete a second home Lake Keowee

Article • October 18th, 2010

Tight Fit, Creative Solution

Dominick Tringali Architects teamed up with Custom Homes by Derocher to design a custom home on a challenging corner lot the city deemed unbuildable. Clever positioning of a conservatory conformed to setbacks while bringing light into the center of...

Article • September 21st, 2010

Compound Design

The multiple homes on this California farmstead are connected in theory, not with wood and nails. Each building is designed for a specific purpose, and positioned to make each one a destination.

Article • September 21st, 2010

Custom Home 5,000 to 5,999 s.f.

Residential Design & Build magazine’s 2010 Design Excellence Awards honor the best single-family custom home architecture and construction in the United States.

Article • July 28th, 2010

Custom Home less than 3,000 s.f.

Residential Design & Build magazine’s 2010 Design Excellence Awards honor the best single-family custom home architecture and construction in the United States.

Article • July 28th, 2010

Architectural Feature/Element

Residential Design & Build magazine’s 2010 Design Excellence Awards honor the best single-family custom home architecture and construction in the United States

Article • July 28th, 2010

Detached Structure

Residential Design & Build magazine’s 2010 Design Excellence Awards honor the best single-family custom home architecture and construction in the United States

Article • July 28th, 2010

Green Home

Residential Design & Build magazine’s 2010 Design Excellence Awards honor the best single-family custom home architecture and construction in the United States.

Article • July 28th, 2010

Custom Home 3,000 to 3,999 s.f.

Residential Design & Build magazine’s 2010 Design Excellence Awards honor the best single-family custom home architecture and construction in the United States.

Article • July 28th, 2010

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