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Practice Areas
Our services encompass design and execution, catering specifically to homeowners, builders, landowners, and developers. We excel in evolving land from its initial, undeveloped condition to a point where it’s ready for the commencement of vertical building projects.
Our collaborations frequently involve utility contractors, real estate developers, Project teams, municipal authorities, and professionals in the oil and gas industry.
Ranching and Rural Land Development are deeply embedded in the essence of Texan culture. Our dedication lies with ranchers, the custodians of the land, and we hold great admiration for the values they uphold.
Stages of development
Land Development
Pre-Development
Development
Post-Development
"It's about weaving a tapestry of enduring landscapes that reflect visionary planning and ecological balance."
Designing Amazing Land Development
With a future-oriented perspective, our endeavor is to design land development projects that are nothing short of amazing, combining innovation with sustainability. We are committed to conceptualizing designs that maximize the potential of the land, fostering communities and environments that are harmonious and adaptable to the evolving needs of society. It’s about weaving a tapestry of enduring landscapes that reflect visionary planning and ecological balance.
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This can vary in time depending on the level customization you are requesting. Proper work takes time and this questions can be answered more accurately once we have a plan in place!
A barndominium is a hybrid type of building that combines elements of a barn and a condominium. This architectural style is particularly popular in rural areas, offering a modern twist on traditional barn structures.
Structure and Design: Most barndominiums start with a metal or steel frame, resembling that of a traditional barn. They often have a rectangular shape and a spacious, open floor plan. The exterior can be clad in sheet metal, but some also feature wood or other materials for a more traditional look.
Living Space: Unlike conventional barns, barndominiums are designed with living areas. These spaces are often large and open, reflecting the expansive nature of barn interiors. The interior design can vary widely, from rustic, barn-like aesthetics to modern and luxurious finishes.
Versatility: One of the key attractions of a barndominium is its versatility. The large, open space can be customized to include various living areas, workshops, garages, or studios. This makes them ideal for those who want a combined living and working space.
Cost-Effectiveness and Efficiency: Building a barndominium can be more cost-effective than traditional homes. The use of metal and steel often makes construction quicker and less expensive. Additionally, many barndominiums are designed to be energy-efficient, with good insulation and sustainable features.
Rural and Rustic Charm: Although they can be built anywhere, barndominiums are most commonly found in rural settings. They often retain a rustic charm, blending seamlessly with natural surroundings and offering a cozy, country living experience.
Overall, barndominiums represent a unique blend of rural charm and modern living, offering customizable, spacious, and efficient living spaces that are both practical and aesthetically pleasing.
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Yes, we build on your land. But if you do not have land as of yet, we can help you get connected with a strong REALTOR® to accomplish your goals!
General liability and worker’s compensation insurance are a must for any custom home builder. We are no exception and we our proud to provide security in knowing we are insured.
It is always a good idea to add energy-efficient components to your home design when possible.