Professionisti esperti in ristrutturazione di seminterrati a Brushy Creek

“David Manning is a visionary architect who is sensitive to the needs of his clients but brings a fresh perspective to his designs. David blends creativity with functionality utilizing the homesite as his pallet.”

“Scott Ginder and his team at Forge Craft are fantastic Architects! There are many firms that design beautiful buildings, but few understand how to design for comfort, efficiency, and durability. As a General Contractor, I love working on Forge Craft projects, they truly understand the building science behind the scenes that results in functional, comfortable, efficient homes. I give them my highest recommendation. If you are interviewing Architects, they should be on the very top of your list. They are fantastic to work with, and their projects result in VERY happy clients.”

“We have LOVED working with Vani and Workshop No. 5! Her attention to detail, thoroughness, and creativity are beyond compare. She listens to the needs and desires of the client and is able to incorporate their wishes into a thoughtfully designed, functional and beautiful home. We look forward to working on many more projects together in the future!”

“I have worked with Steinbomer, Bramwell & Vraszel on several occasions. I have found them to be very creative while remaining true to their customer's goals and desires. They always hit their time commitments which really helps with keeping the project on track. I would definitely recommend their services.”

“Carina with Restructure Studio is a talented and thorough designer. We have worked together on two major home renovations including one complete house remodel 3 years ago and more recently, an addition/remodel. We are about to start work on another major addition and remodel which she is currently designing. To cut to the chase, her work is superb and she is a delight to collaborate with. We have always been impressed with the creativity and originality of her designs as well as the responsiveness to client wishes and program requirements. Her attention to detail and conscientiousness is apparent through every phase of the project, from early designs, through estimating, bidding and negotiating as well as construction administration and on site meetings. When working on Carina's projects we know we have decisions made early before they cause delays or complications during construction -- and her conceptual designs look great when implemented!”

“Specht Harpman is amazing. They are brilliant architects, perfectly attuned to client needs, and willing to do anything to make a project perfect for a client. When we first looked for architects to create a practical and beautiful modern house on our wooded lot in West Lake Hills outside of Austin, TX, we asked two friends who had built incredible homes with globally prominent architects for a short list of people to consider. Specht Harpman was the only firm on both lists. We started working with Scott and Louise even before we had closed on the lot and began construction just a couple of months later. We asked for a single design option -- the best they could create -- given the program we had prescribed. They came back with hand sketches within a couple of weeks. The finished house, which has been published in more than 100 publications and blogs, looks exactly like the first, amazing sketch. Throughout the two-year process of designing and detailing and working through the inevitable construction issues, Scott and Louise continually impressed us with their ability to get the details right and generate creative solutions to make every space practical, dramatic, and unique. We are thankful every day for the gorgeous house that they designed!”

“Antenora Architects are a terrfic company to work with. They are very knowledgable about governmental regulations and very responsive to client needs. Highly recommend for all services.”

“Murray Legge has the eye. Or rather, he's got MANY eyes and is especially talented at sharing these views with his lucky clients. I hired Murray to transform my walk-out garage into an apartment that I wouldn't mind living in, should the need arise, beneath my 1500 square foot house on a little hill above Shoal Creek in the (relative) center of Austin, Texas. Best decision I've ever made, in a life filled with some sweet (urban) living environments, despite my limited financial means. The fact that he puts as much effort into lower-budgeted jobs, such as my garage apartment, and makes them into small jewels, is remarkable (and reminds me to be grateful for my continued good luck in the abode-on-earth department). Although we had mutual friends and I knew he was considered a good architect--plus I liked the places where I'd seen his work--working with this incredibly creative, equanimous, resourceful problem solver was delightful. Since when can most people claim that about any aspect of a multi-faceted building project? I usually found myself wide-eyed at the eloquence of his suggestions and solutions to any designs problems. He made great use of the exterior environment: he accentuated the view of the creek, minimized the impact of my house's forgettable driveway, and formed an inviting approach that neatly defines an outdoor patio area that, while small, adds to the appeal of the apartment whether looking from the outside or the apartment's interior. He made great use of the interior environment: had I ever even noticed the 60 year-old concrete wall at the back of the garage that was the catalyst for the rest of his inspired design? But above all, his take on light has got to be one of the traits that sets him apart, or at least that quality alone will have me coming back for his counsel when the wherewithal is in place. With seven windows (another indication of good luck!) bordering the 375 square foot studio and translucent polygal panels on three sides, the apartment will never be considered gloomy. The space is infused with a sublime gleam. There's no doubt I feel super *smart* (okay, lucky!)--bordering on elitist--to be one of Murray's clients.”

“I recently hired Venture Four Architects and Ken Smith on the recommendation of my builder, Ron McGuire. I cannot say enough good things about Ken, his excellent design for our guest house, the firm and their stellar handling of our project from start to finish. They are incredible architects and produced our design plans within weeks (rather than the standard months that most firms take) for a price that my husband and I felt was extremely reasonable. I would recommend Ken Smith and Venture Four Architects to anyone looking for a professional, reliable architect who listens to the client and then helps create the desired design on time and within budget. Five stars!”

“My wife and I owned a small two bedroom, one bath bugalow in the historic Heights neighborhood in Houston, Texas. When we decided we wanted to renovate the house to meet our specific needs, we wanted to find an architect that we felt comfortable working with, would be open to incorporating our ideas, and would be cognizant of preserving the historic features of the neighborhood. Bruce Roadcap met all this criteria and much more. Bruce was patient and guided us through the design process. He never pushed his ideas on us, but instead presented us with options to consider. I think Bruce's best quality is his ability to tune in to his clients tastes and needs. As a result, we worked together to come up with a wonderful design, which was documented in a professional, complete and thorough set of construction documents. But most importantly, Bruce supported us throughout the entire construction process, and beyond. His professional knowledge of the construction process, and ability to deal with contractors helped immensely. He made himself available to us at any time to offer his support and advice. Overall, it was a pleasure working with Bruce, and we are grateful to him for helping us build our dream home.”