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Texas Architect Article
BBA Architects LP was featured in Texas Architect in 2020 for it’s award winning development of an exising building in downtown Bryan, Texas. “Bursting at the seams on the top floor of a law office building across the street, they purchased a city block that included a surface parking lot and a 1950s bank building being used for storage. The minimalist design of the original structure — with a main entry portal on the west, casements on the south, railroad…
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Another Move-in Day
Fine tuning and finish up items are what remains before opening for business. The result will be another new healthy and vibrant space for business in downtown Bryan, Texas. A major infrastructure commitment from the City of Bryan is beginning to really pay off as the downtown area gains momentum with a good mixed use environment of retail and professional businesses, entertainment and housing. Looking forward to celebrating an open house in the near future for Legal Monkeys.
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We get attached…
Like most parents show off photos of their children, we show off photos of our buildings. A real jewel is up for sale. This one was a combination of sweat equity and design. An historic building with a modern twist that stays true to materials the original building may have included in its period. Carrara marble in slabs and penny round mosaic tile, frameless glass doors both clear and obscure, to allow the natural daylight to penetrate the spaces, Ann…
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Texas Downtown Association 2016 Award Winner
The LaGrange Casino Hall renovation was a real challenge for all involved. The result is a building that can serve many needed functions in the community but also is a source of pride and another reminder of the city’s rich history. Before and after photos of the successful project, recognized by the Texas Downtown Association as award worthy!
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Move-in Day
It’s exciting and fulfilling to get a call from a client that is thrilled with their new home. Especially so when they begin to explain how all the design goals were brought into reality; carefully framed unique views from each strategically placed room, proper orientation to be able to enjoy indoor and outdoor spaces without intense unwanted heat, and placement of major outdoor spaces based on where the breezes make them pleasant and enjoyable. Oh, and the master bedroom that…
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Visualizing the Design
Many times it is difficult for owners to visualize what the final product will look like, or experience how a space may feel… size, proportion, views, daylight…all the things that make a room feel “right”. Good architecture is much more than selecting finishes or adding shutters. It’s about form, scale, proportion, building orientation, daylight, materials,texture… The tools used to communicate all that allow for quick modeling that provides a “Pixar” version of the finished product. This residence is progressing nicely…
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Churches
We’ve been blessed to work with all types of churches, both traditional and contemporary. Each one is unique. On a recent trip out of town on a beautiful night these images were captured of a recent project.
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A Home with a view
Construction is moving along on this home for some really great clients. The great room, kitchen/dining area wraps around a mature oak tree and the house is angled to frame views of a beautiful pond. For clients who love to entertain and share their home with others, this home will be enjoyed by many.
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The natural shade plant trellises at the Eco Home are maturing
to monitor the energy use at the Eco Home go to the Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative website
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