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Davis Home 2.0 : Austin, Texas

A complete redesign of the home, while keeping as much of the existing slab, walls, and roof as possible for both the garage and the utility room. This modest design is intended to allow the family an additional seven hundred thirty square feet of space for added daily comfort, yet maintaining a frugal budget. Symmetry of rooms and ample storage space promotes harmony for this family.
TRSF Freelance Designer

Forristal House 3.0 : Houston, Texas

An entirely new residence. Larger spaces meant for entertaining, and family gatherings are central to this plan. Steel construction combined with a traditional building shape lend strength, and durability at an attainable cost.
TRSF Freelance Designer

Wood Cliff – Renovation : Austin, Texas

An interior redesign without structural changes replaced the cramped and dated layout with one that is both sleek and spacious. The new kitchen arrangement optimizes performance by stretching out lengthwise in the space. The desired effect was a bold high contrast look to convey the high energy of the space. The awkward and clumsy existing bathroom layout was replaced with a new one that is both functional and elegant. Fixtures are now organized to make the most use of the smaller space, without crowding each other, and optimizing flow. The desired effect was a subdued color palate for easy relaxation. Concept renderings and construction drawings provided.
TRSF Freelance Designer

Panzer Family – Master Bath : Houston, Texas

This master bathroom was revamped to upgrade the shower, sinks and vanity. All new finishes and hardware were installed to match a new granite counter and square faucets. The desired effect was contemporary convenience with hints of retro style. Concept renderings and construction drawings provided.
TRSF Freelance Designer

Fire Station No. 2 : Cibolo, Texas

The second Fire Station for the City Of Cibolo Volunteer Fire Department is located on a wedge of property at the intersection of Cibolo Valley Drive and Green Valley Road. The new location allows for a more rapid response time when handling emergencies, and provides a more than suitable space, thus facilitating the needs of the expanding Department. Despite a difficult site the Fire Station includes dormitories, a full sized kitchen, dining area, living area, and three drive through truck bays. Production of construction documents and renderings under the design of Archimedia PLLC.

Multi Event Venue : Cibolo, Texas

The Multi-Event Venue for the City of Cibolo was designed for multiple types of events such as professional and amateur sports, festivals, concerts, and events. Thus fulfilling the City’s vision to bring people and teams to the City of Cibolo. Future designs include concessions and lockers. The current facility is fully lighted, seats between 3,400 to 4,000 people, includes a three-story press box, box offices, a FIFA regulation size field, and adequate parking. Production of construction documents and renderings under the design of Archimedia PLLC.

Schlather Park : Cibolo, Texas

The design of the roof was inspired by the scissor tail swallow, which is known to frequent the area. An open air pavilion with multiple seating locations inside and out are offered, as well as locations for grilling. A connection to an orchard and existing willow groves provides beautiful walking trails. Production of construction documents and renderings under the design of Archimedia PLLC.