Excerpts from Norman Kolpas of Mountain Living A Dream Home in the Tetons with Mod Style “Views of the Tetons are almost always the paramount issue here in Jackson Hole,” says Brad Hoyt, lead architect of Hoyt/CTA Architects Engineers in Jackson, Wyoming. The building site, almost an acre of ridge-top land in the Spring Creek Ranch subdivision, […]
Excerpts from the article on the American Institute of Architects website. Lake|Flato’s Hog Pen Creek Residence is one of ten projects honored nationwide with a 2016 AIA Housing Award for it’s cohesive, place-based design emphasizing exterior living space and connections to the outdoors. The Hog Pen Creek Residence was designed as a home for a […]
Excerpts from Kyle Magin of Tahoe Quarterly An expertly crafted home for a family of six in Martis Camp inspires a double-take. A stone, metal and clear cedar palette is standard in Martis homes, but there’s something different about this one. Traditional materials join together in a decidedly contemporary way—the sandstone is cut horizontally as opposed […]
The Boston Globe recently featured this article about the transformation of this Newton Highlands (Boston area) house into an Italian rustic home. A key component in this conversion into a comfortable and livable oasis included the installation of Dynamic’s inswing french casement windows.
A recently completed project by THA Architecture in Boulder, Colorado was featured in a recent edition of The New York Times. Read more about the story and view photos here.
Best Custom Home 3,500-5,500 sf. The rich warmth of wood combine with clean modern lines in this Rockefeller Partners Architects designed beachfront home. Read more of this Houzz article.
Just What Mom Wanted, Off the Washington Coast With an art studio, age-in-place features and a view-maximizing design, this home shows just how well the architect knows his client. Read more of this Houzz article.
With expansive views of the Shady Oaks Golf Course in the heart of Fort Worth, Texas, this residence is a graceful blend of traditional and modern design. It is both timeless and welcoming.
Expansive gable windows and French doors by Dynamic offer an uninterrupted vista of the Pacific in this bright British Columbia A-frame. Read more here.
This family retreat is part of an 860-acre working ranch. Local architectural traditions were reinterpreted, creating a unique collection of structures that carefully integrate into the rural site.
San Francisco Architect “Minimal and Serene”