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welcome remarks from the homes tour committeeThe Fort Worth Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA Fort Worth) welcomes

you to our sixth annual AIA Fort Worth Homes Tour presented by Pier 1. The AIA is proud to

be a part of the first annual Open Doors/Open Gates Weekend. We hope that you will enjoy

seeing our five tour homes as well as Historic Fort Worth’s six Hidden Gardens.

This has been an incredible year in the residential building community, and as a result our

committee was faced with a challenge to narrow down the tour to just a few homes. This year’s

event features five Fort Worth Homes designed by Fort Worth Architects. The selected homes

cover a wide variety of architectural styles, project types, and budgets, representing a cross

section of lifestyles, each designed specifically for the client.

The process of design is unique for each architect. The final projects as you see them today are

the result of hundreds of hours of collaboration between the archtiect and the homeowner, the

architect and their consulting teams and the architect and the contractor. With design time

ranging from three months to three years and construction ranging from nine months to two

years, each home has multiple stories for you to learn about this weekend. As you visit each

home on the tour, we want to encourage you to ask questions to the design architects and our

sponsors. If you would like to hear more about each home or purchase architectural sketches

from our AIA members, be our guest tonight (Saturday May 18th) at 7pm at WeWork Clearfork

at our Tour Talks and Auction for our “A House For...” Exhibit.

Thank you for your attendance and we hope you enjoy your weekend.

Lindsey Brigati Boren, AIA

AIA Fort Worth Homes Tour Committee Chairperson

thank youThis has been a tremendous year for the Homes Tour. We want to thank our Executive Director,

Alesha Niedziela, Assoc. AIA and our Member Communications Coordinator, Mackenzie Cox,

for supporting our committee. We want to thank the 2019 homeowners for generously opening

their homes to our attendees and for sharing their experiences of working with AIA architects. We

want to thank our 14 returning sponsors for their support and welcome our 37 new sponsors to our

tour family. Above all we want to thank you, the attendees, for making this a successful tour year.

2019 homes tour committee membersLindsey Brigati Boren, AIA

Stephanie Sottana-Gatica, Assoc. AIA

Amanda Schulte, AIA

Brandon E. Allen, AIA

Courtney Summers

Janie Garner, AIA, LEED AP

Kayla Fox, AIA

Liesil Massey

Mario Valdez, Assoc. AIA

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table of contents

welcome remarks 2-3

sponsors 5

tour information / map 6-7

houses 8-27

resource listings 28-29

sponsor advertisements 29-35

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home eliteExcel Geothermal A/C & Heat, LLC • GAF • Pinnacle Bank • TruDefinition

bronze ALA • BMC • Daltile • DJ’s Print and Promo • Essential Light Design Studio

Fort Worth Lawn Sprinkler Company • Kite’s Interiors • Scott + Cooner • Universal Systems

homeAnn Aaron Contracting & Roofing • Babek Custom Homes Inc. • Bauer Design and Drapery, LLC

Countertop Company and Tile Installaton, LLC • DFW Bath and Glass • DonghiaDouglas Electrical Service, LLC • Goldberg Brothers Barn Door Hardware • Granite ZoneMARCOZA Casting (Div of Midland Mfg Co Inc) Metroplex • Tile and Stone RemodelingSchweinfurth Fabrication • Sherwin-Williams • techline furniture, cabinetry & closets

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table of contents

welcome remarks 2-3

sponsors 5

tour information / map 6-7

houses 8-27

resource listings 28-29

sponsor advertisements 29-35

2019 tour homes

A 2244 Winton Terrace West 76109*

B 1329 College Avenue 76104

C 2711 College Avenue 76110

D 4300 Ledgeview Road 76109

E 425 Nursery Lane 76114

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ecause and mission Proceeds from the Homes Tour support the Fort Worth Chapter of the

American Institute of Architects (AIA Fort Worth) programs and scholarships. Over 500 members

strong, AIA Fort Worth works to promote the value of architecture to the public, and unify the

membership in service and growth of the profession. Our Home Tour’s mission is to celebrate the

process of design and educate the community on the benefits of working with an architect.

tour hours Saturday May 18th, 12pm to 6pm & Sunday May 19th, 12pm to 6pm

tour talks & a home for auction Saturday May 18th 7pm to 9pm. All tour attendees,

sponsors, homeowners and committee members are invited to our Saturday evening event.

admission Tour tickets are $25 the weekend of or $10 to visit an individual home. Children 10

and under are free with a full priced ticket. The wristband will provide attendees access to the homes.

Please wear your wristband all weekend to gain entry into the homes and Saturday evening event.

attendee rules 1. Please remove your shoes or wear protective booties as requested at each home.2. No cameras or photographs are allowed inside the homes (this includes cell phone cameras). 3. No food or drink may be taken inside the homes.4. Do not open cabinets, closets, drawers, or refrigerators or sit on furniture.5. Do not enter areas that have been closed or blocked.6. Turn off or mute cell phones while in homes. Please take calls outside.7. No smoking is allowed inside the homes or on the property.8. Rest rooms in the homes are not for public use, no public restrooms are available on the tour.9. Parents must hold children’s hands at all times and strollers will not be allowed in homes.10. Please follow signage regarding parking. Do not block driveways or walk on lawns /landscaping.11. No pets allowed.

Note: These are private homes, special accommodations may not be possible in every situation. If you are interested in knowing more about accommodations, please contact the AIA Fort Worth Office.

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2244 winton terraceFORT WORTH, TEXAS 76109

architectural firmBennett Benner Partners | 817.335.4991 | jhomeyer@bbptx.com

architectural team members Michael Bennett, AIA | Karen Redrow | Robert Lee | Kristin Perkins |

Emily Gilmore, RID, IIDA

consultant team Millett Engineering Group, Inc. Baird Hampton & Brown | Universal Systems

project descriptionWhen a fire destroyed their Park Hill home, the homeowners

decided to rebuild in a way that better reflected their lifestyle

and took advantage of the property’s hilltop views. They

desired a home that included the flexibility to display their art

collection and could accommodate their fundraising events.

The architectural team anchored the 8,700 square foot design

with a gallery space. This double height space connects the

front entry to the backyard garden. Two cross axes are

used to arrange the home’s formal and informal functions.

Glass walkways in the library and gallery allow filtered light

to flow through the space. The limestone exterior continues

into the interior of the home, while Shou Sugi Ban pinewood

symbolically echoes the property’s charred past.

house data4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | 2 Living | 1 Office

Completed | 2017

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Decorative light fixtures above stairs are Louis Poulsen VL45

Radiohus Pendant in varing sizes by Scott+Cooner.

architects’ notesThis home is a great example of the added value an architect

brings to the design process. Working with the homeowners, the

team located existing artwork and selected new furniture pieces

to replace those lost in the fire. We were also able to design

the flow of the house to suit the owners’ living and entertaining

needs. In addition, outdoor spaces were designed for the owner,

a landscape enthusiast, to design and install the home’s new

landscape and to protect as much of the original. One of the

challenges for this project was to create a new home that

incorporated the existing pool and pool house, which survived

the fire.

sustainable design elementsThe following are energy saving elements incorporated in this

home: Geothermal heat pump HVAC system, energy efficient

windows, bamboo flooring, new house was rebuilt primarily

in the former homes’ footprint to allow all existing trees on

the lot to remain, re-used existing concrete drive and utility

connections and re-used irrigation system.

product providers - silver/gold sponsorsStudio Arts Desire

photographyEmily Minton Redfield PhotographyRachel Paul Photography

Light fixtures above gallery space provided by ALA.

Meccoshade blinds Thermoveil 0900 series provided by Kites Interiors.

Home AV System provided by Universal Systems.

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project descriptionThis Fairmount condominium is 3,200 square feet and is part

of the renovation of an existing, 1925 building: The College

Avenue Baptist Church Annex. The architects’ design intent

for this endeavour was to save as many important interior

and exterior elements as possible including warehouse steel

windows, winding wood stairs, and rough masonry. The new

features inserted were smooth, modern, and monolithic,

creating an abstract mix between existing and new. The

renovated building consists of a small commercial office

space on the ground floor, interior parking in the place of

the old swimming pool, and seven rentable lofts. The loft on

the tour is occupied by the building owner. This multilevel

residence features a rooftop deck with downtown views.

house data2 Beds | 2.5 Baths | 1 Living

Completed | 2016

1329 college ave.FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76104

architectural firm97w | 817.882.6940 | info@studio97w.com

architectural team members Jason Eggenburger, AIA | Steven Halliday, AIA

consultant team BC Structural Engineers | Summit Consultants, Inc

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architects’ notesThis project revitalized an empty building and turned it into

a thriving mixed-use building that positively contributes to

the Magnolia business district and Fairmount community

by hosting ministry and university events. Changes to the

exterior building included an accessible ramp/stair/railing,

a garage door, two entry doors and one thousand new

insulated window panes installed into the existing steel

windows. The owner’s loft is on multiple levels which allows

for a dynamic entry that houses a powder and guest suite.

The kitchen, dining, and living room are open on the main

floor. A second floor mezzanine contains an office and the

master bedroom suite.

sustainable design elementsThe following features were included in this renovation:

energy efficient HVAC system, low-E window glazing,

Energy Star Appliances and Reuse of existing materials.

awards received2016 Fort Worth Neighbourhood Revitalization Award

2016 Historic Fort Worth Preservation Project Award

general contractorKMF Properties

photographyOlaf Growald Brian McWeeney b

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2711 college ave.FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76110

architectural firmAllen Architecture, LLC | 817.253.2046 | info@allenarc.com

architectural team members Brandon E. Allen, AIA | Anissa Allen | Brad Blessing |

Ana - Sofia Gonzalez

consultant team HnH Engineering Inc.

project descriptionThis newly constructed 1,850 square foot home is an example

of modern infill construction that respects the context of an

established neighbourhood. The vernacular form of the gable

roof and typical site layout of side drive with rear garage allow

the home to nestle among the neighbouring homes, while the

modern detailing provides a subtle shift in style. The architect

was approached by a developer looking to design and build

a spec home, and at the same time, they knew of a young

couple looking for something unique in the neighbourhood.

Introductions were made and the architect was able to

design a house for the developer, but based on the needs of a

known client. This minimized the developer’s risk and allowed

for a full design experience for the homeowners.

house data3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | 1 Living

Completed | 2018

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Kitchen backsplash is Daltile, Rittenhouse Square, matte white, 3x6.

House windows are Anderson Windows 100 Series provided by BMC.

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architect’s notesCollaboration amongst the architect, client and contractor/

developer was the key element to the sucess of this project. The

architectural team provided all selections based on a restricted

budget. Simple, cost effective, readily available materials were

utilized to achieve this. Waxed concrete floors, simple subway

and hex tiles, and monochromatic drywall throughout provided

a simple, clean, and cost effective finish out. Off the shelf

products included light fixtures, the kitchen island countertop,

guest bathroom vanity, and locally sourced windows and

cabinents. All projects have constraints that can be utilized by

the archtiect as a design opportunity.

sustainable design elementsThe following features were included in this home: broad porch

overhangs, compact building footprint, preservation of existing

trees, and reflective color choice (white) for exterior of home.

product providers - silver/gold sponsorsMatt Aubrey Construction, Inc

general contractorMatt Aubrey Construction, Inc

photographyBrian McWeeney

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4300ledgeview rd.FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76109

architectural firmFIRM817 | 817.921.2111 | one@firm817.com

architectural team members Joe Self, AIA | Tracy Self

consultant team HnH Engineering Inc. | Essential Light Design Studio | CMJ Engineering

project descriptionSet apart from the main house, a yoga room and a music

room are linked by a breezeway. This 820 square foot

bungalow serves as guest quarters. Windows and doors were

sized and positioned to provide glimpses of earth and sky.

An oak tree was memorialized, where it once existed, with

a marking on the floor. A landscape, inspired by Japanese

gardens, joins everything back to the main house. Ipe wood

is used as a thread to connect everything in the form of low

enclosures. The structures were designed to perch above the

landscape. Clerestory windows with broad overhangs create

a nighttime lantern effect and landscape lighting illuminates

the path between old and new. Every detail of this project is

meticulously designed, coordinated and constructed.

house data1 Bed | 1 Baths | 1 Living

Completed | 2018

Interior and exterior lighting design by Essential Light Design Studio.

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architect’s notesThe design is reminiscent of a dog-run typology, common to

Texas vernacular architecture. This connected style provided

a comfortable bond between the primary uses – yoga and

art. The landscape component includes a terrace, a set of

boundary seat-walls, and a refurbished grilling island tying the

new spaces back to the existing house. The position of the new

addition was dictated by the desire to minimize the disruption

to existing trees and to create a respectable distance between

new and old. The landscape was devised to connect things. The

IPE wood cladding of the new addition is in contrast with the

existing brick veneer house. A retractable bed is located within

the yoga space to accommodate guests while the music room,

fitted with a piano, can serve as a dance space.

sustainable design elementsThe following features were included in this home: broad roof

overhangs, IPE wood, spray foam insulation to maximize

envelope efficiency and smaller HVAC.

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425nursery laneFORT WORTH, TEXAS 76114

architectural firmsRandall Gideon, FAIA | 817.919.7110 | randygideon@gmail.com Ibañez Shaw Architecture (AOR) | 817.306.4452 | info@ibanezshaw.com

architectural team members Randall C. Gideon, FAIA | Kim Tran, Associate AIA

consultant team Studio Outside | Elizabeth S. White, Design | Millett Engineering Group Inc. | Essential Light Design Studio | Barnett-Herron Engineering, Inc. | TruDefinition | Chris Hailey Company, Inc | Metro Code Analysis, LLC

project descriptionThe site is situated on the banks of the Trinity River with a

commanding 180 degree view of almost 200 acres of heavily

treed flood plain. A low water crossing provides the soothing

sound of water. The site has over 18 feet of fall from the

existing street level to the rear property line with a half dozen

mature trees. Native Texas materials and plants are integrated

into their natural surroundings. The upper level, positioned

at the street level, provides space for main living functions

(kitchen, living and dining) along with the master suite and

garage. The lower floor has a living space positioned between

2 bedrooms. The 7,600 square foot home was designed by

the architect for himself and his wife using details, materials

and consultants he has garnered throughout his career.

house data3 Beds | 3.5 Baths | 2 Living | 1 Office

Completed | 2018

Sprinkler System Provided by Fort Worth Lawn Sprinkler Company

Interior Doors, Front Door and living room Windows provided by BMC.

Interior and exterior lighting design by Essential Light Design Studio.

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architect’s notesA variance to the setback was required to set the main body of

the house behind the trees as there was no room between an

existing retaining wall at the street and the trees. Wall spaces

were provided strategically around the space for the owners’ art.

sustainable design elementsThe following features were included in this home: preserved

existing mature trees for shade protection, geothermal air

conditioning and water pre heat, drought tolerant landscape

materials located strategically, drip irrigation in select locations,

electronically monitored thermostats with remote operation,

stone sourced from Texas stone quarry in Big Springs for

exterior cladding, hardwood exterior cladding and deck materials

sourced from a sustainable tree plantation, insulated glass

window systems with shades that can be remotely adjusted,

foam encapsulation, and 4’ roof overhangs.

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general contractorBabek Custom Homes Inc.

photographyDror Baldinger, FAIA

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