Project Recently Completed with BG Construction
St Mary Street is an ongoing design project for a +/- 6,000 SF Residence not including a recreational barn, pool, gardens, terraces, and small citrus farm.
Currently displayed are progress Schematics, some of which will not be pursued in design.
Project currently under Construction Documents
WILLIAMSWORKS asked STOUTHAUS to join as Architect to redesign this New Orleans residence
WILLIAMSWORKS was a very active client, informing the interior design with STOUTHAUS, and designed all the interior fixtures and material finishes.
The project is featured in the spring edition of the COTTAGE JOURNAL, 2018
http://www.williamsworksnola.com
Butler Holdings asked STOUTHAUS to join the project team to act as an in-house Design Consultant to assist in reviewing, critiquing, designing, and representing the project to the Audubon-Riverside Neighborhood organisation.
STOUTHAUS fist successfully interfaced with the neighborhood organisation, winning their endorsement with a redesign of the exterior. STOUTHAUS then worked with Butler Holdings extensively on the interior arrangement and layout of spaces. Butler Holdings was an extremely active client and designed the material finishes and fixtures of all spaces.
The Design Team Consists of
Butler Holdings
Dalton Architecture
BG Construction
STOUTHAUS ARCHITECTURE, LLC
Renovation - addition to an existing single floor residence in River Ridge, Louisiana
The House began with no floors (as in dirt), no wall finishes, and no ceilings.
This 'single shotgun' house was flooded in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina. The design of the renovation showcases my own proclivities for melding contemporary and historical influences.
This 'camelback' project is about to start construction
The plan for this new construction accommodates a large open living space, kitchen, office, dining room area, three bedrooms, two and a half baths, laundry, a generous porch, and off street parking.
Renovation Project with rear addition completed
This ground level apartment below the main residence required a new kitchen.
We streamlined the design by eliminating all unnecessary protrusions. The butcher block wall serves double duty as a termination point for the counter-top, and a visual screen to block direct views of the work space and open shelving from the living area. Any mess within the kitchen is only visible to people working in the kitchen. At the same time, the screen is not extensive enough to prevent communication or a visual connection between those working in the kitchen, and those sitting in the living room across from the kitchen.
We utilized IKEA Cabinets which have a very good quality finish for a low price point. Similarly, the Butcher-block is much more affordable than a stone option. The kitchen is meant to be clean, but warm, and Butcher-block can achieve this flexibility.
