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V-Residence
​Reno, Nevada
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This 5,700 square foot residence located at the base of the Sierra Nevada's was conceptualized around views and sustainability. 

There are views from every side of the residence.  There is a strong connection between interior and exterior through the placement of the openings and the flow of the living space from inside to outside.  

The design incorporates many sustainable features such as, passive strategies (shading, prevailing winds and thermal mass), recycled building materials (reclaimed wood siding), longevity of building products (zinc siding and concrete walls), enhanced indoor environmental quality, high efficiency lighting, low-e windows, continuous insulation on the exterior, native and low-water consuming landscaping.

Somersett Residence
​Reno, Nevada
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The 95 foot long, 16 foot tall, 16" thick exposed concrete spine wall runs the entire length of the residence separating the public from the private functions.  Siting takes advantage of the southern exposure and wind protection. 

C Residence
​Reno, Nevada
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360 degree views of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range to downtown Reno, this home blends traditional with modern.  Floor to ceiling windows help bring the outdoors to the interior.  Exposed steel beams help to maximize the volume of the indoor space.  Steel and wood trellises wrapping around the exterior create outdoor niches for various times of year.

Greenfield Residence
Reno, Nevada

Design based on the Nevada Ranch vernacular blended with mid-century modernism.  Construction is currently under way.
 
Saddlebow Residence
​Reno, Nevada
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Features of this home were the blending of the building components into the natural elements of the surrounding landscape and sensitivity to the site.  This is accomplished through the use of "stepped" design to allow the home to follow the natural contours to achieve a more balanced site by having very little import or export of fill material.  There is a strong connection between interior and exterior through the placement of the openings and the flow of the living space from inside to outside.  The use of differing exterior materials and their subdued colors help the residence fade into the natural surroundings.  The home was oriented in order to capture the best views from the lot, while also considering the prevailing winds to help cool the house.

3x2 on Martin
​Reno, Nevada
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As Reno continues to grow, there is an increase in need of efficient utilization of land resources and more compact patterns of land use and development.  The developer of 3x2 wanted to do just that, so six single family residences were constructed on a this small infill lot in MidTown.  The site is within walking distance to public transportation, restaurants, craft breweries, shopping, to name a few.

Uphill Backyard
​Reno, Nevada
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This custom backyard design was created out of necessity to create proper drainage at the families home. With our recent wet winters, and the neighbors home being ten feet higher in
elevation, there was water pooling under the crawl space. The homeowners wanted to create a maintenance free backyard with different zones for entertaining and activities.
Raw steel planters and trellis by Kevin Moore of Old Gold Custom.

Published in 2019 yearly edition of Basalite Hardscapes.

Boulder Glenn Residence
​Reno, Nevada
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Salt Brush Residence
​Reno, Nevada
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A custom residence built in the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas.  The design features an open floor plan with an emphasis on passive solar heating.  The client requested a contemporary version of the Nevada ranch vernacular. 

Royer Court Residence
​Reno, Nevada
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A 1,800 square foot residence in the Old Southwest on a very small lot.  Reclaimed siding and stone were used on the exterior.  Views of the city and mountains were captured in the great room and master bedroom.
 

2015 Bann-er Award
Best of Show
Custom Home
​Reno, Nevada

 

Peckham Residence

Contractor- TRC Homes, LLC

Photographer- Vance Fox

Bunker Point Residence
​Reno, Nevada
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An Arrowcreek area residence with connotations of the Nevada ranch Vernacular.  The homesite hosts incredible view corridors towards the Sierra Nevada foothills and the downtown skyline.
 

Plumas Urban Lofts
​Reno, Nevada
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An urban infill development in the Plumas District that is within walking distance to downtown and the California Avenue amenities.  Each unit is a one bedroom, open loft design with maximum southern exposure and tenant privacy as main priorities.  With such a small lot, the building envelope became a major challenge in this particular project.

2015 Bann-er Award
Best New Home Product
Custom Home
​Reno, Nevada

 

Eagle Ridge Residence Residence

Contractor- TRC Homes, LLC

Photographer- Vance Fox

2014 Bann-er Award
Best Custom Home
$1,000,000-$1,500,00
​Reno, Nevada

 

20685 Margaux Drive

Contractor- TRC Homes, LLC

Photographer- Vance Fox

Little Residence
Graeagle, California
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A cabin situated on Plumas Pines Golf Course with excellent views down the fairway.  “Green” features of this project include: geo-thermal exchange heating and cooling system, reclaimed cypress exterior siding and native landscape preservation.

Arlington Residence
Reno, Nevada
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A speculative residence built on an infill city lot in an older neighborhood.  The intention of this project was to promote new development with a contemporary and sustainable approach. 

Sala Residence
Graeagle, California
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A three-family oriented design with an emphasis on entertaining both indoors and outdoors.  The main concept was a “great-room-only” idea with views out across the golf course.  This was the first building that Architectural Design Group designed.

Bell Residence
Grizzly Ranch, California
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A 5,300 square foot residence located in the Grizzly Ranch Community consisting of main living level, a daylight basement and a maid’s quarters over the garage.  The lot offers views towards the golf course and Beckworth Peak.

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