Cary Kipp of Kipp Flores Architects designed two projects in this year’s Parade of Homes for Sitterle Homes. Both emphasize openness and the outdoors. Cary chose to orient the core of the homes towards both the side and rear of the lot – maximizing natural light and yard access on these zero-lot line designs.
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Kipp Flores is excited to share news of the upcoming American Institute of Architects Homes Tour. This annual tour highlights new construction and remodel projects of local architects and firms. Mark your calendar with the details.
READ MOREPlans were judged by actual consumers that were either looking for a new home, remodeling their existing home, or had just purchased a home in certain price categories.
READ MOREBig Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas had several offices throughout Austin but wanted everything centralized at one facility. KFA designed the preliminary design and exterior façade of the mentoring center, which will include the offices for BBBS staff, conference rooms, youth activity areas, a community resource area, and volunteer training rooms.
READ MOREWhen we were contacted by Manos de Cristo, they were operating their dental office in a smaller space that was no longer meeting the needs of their increasing clientele. Sabas Flores and the KFA team created a new design to convert this existing church sanctuary into a new, state-of-the-art dental office, going from a 4 chair clinic to an 11 chair clinic.
READ MOREWhen the team at Austin Children’s Shelter approached Kipp Flores Architects, their goal was to create a campus, living quarters, and a general service building to allow them to continue providing important services to children, young adults and families in need.
READ MOREAustin was the third-fastest growing metro area in the nation during the past year,according to new data released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau, with the population expanding by 3 percent between July 2013 and July 2014.
READ MOREThe count of the quarterly numbers from Metrostudy’s survey shows the Austin market finished the year on a high note, exceeding expectations in the process.
READ MOREHouston added more construction jobs to its market than any other major metro in the country from August 2013 to August 2014.
READ MOREAustin historically hasn’t been known as a hotbed for luxury home sales relative to the rest of the country, but that might be changing. Coldwell Banker Previews International released its Luxury Market Report 2014 Edition II Thursday and Austin cracked the Top 20 for number of home sales valued at more than $1 million.
READ MOREMONEY set out to find the nation’s top small cities with populations between 50,000 and 300,000.
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