PureBuild Inc.

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PureBuild Inc.
8 Reviews

Mercado District

This mixed use neighborhood in the heart of downtown Tucson continues to thrive and grow. Pedestrian friendly walking streets lead to retail businesses and restaurants. Rowhouse style zero-setback homes share plazas but enjoy private interior courtyards and roof decks. The exteriors are unified by the parapet roof masonry architecture with color integral stucco while the interiors are as individual as the owners. Styles range from charming Mexican Colonial, to gleaming Modernist, to sepia-toned Contemporary, to calming Zen aesthetics. Lots with building plans available.
Country: United States
The integral color stucco of this Mercado District facade glows a sunny yellow. Tom Wuelpern
Mercado District
The transom window above the double wooden doors allows ventilation when the doors are closed. Tom Wuelpern
Mercado District
Residents of this pedestrian only street in the Mercado District are creating a lush corridor with potted plants. Tom Wuelpern
Mercado District
Our latest home in the Mercado District is set on a pedestrian thoroughfare with alley accessed garages, calling to mind the streetscapes of traditional mediterranean villages. Listed by realtor, MaryLou Thompson. Photo byTom Wuelpern
Mercado District
Integral color lends a richness to the sunny yellow stucco of this home for sale on a Mercado District walking street. Listed for sale by MaryLou Thompson. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
Exterior facade of a recently completed custom house in the Mercado District.
Mercado District
A recycled antique door leads to an outdoor room.
Mercado District
Chili wreaths add holiday cheer to this Mercado entry door.
Mercado District
Cantera stone window surrounds and wrought iron grills add interest the facade of this Mercado home.
Mercado District
The enclosed patio of this Mercado District home functions as an outdoor room.
Mercado District
Cantera window surrounds and wrought iron adorn many of the Mercado homes. Tom Wuelpern
Mercado District
A common plaza creates a natural opportunity for neighbors to gather in the Mercado District. Tom Wuelpern
Mercado District
Row homes on this "walking street" have alley accessed garages, lending an Old World charm to the Mercado District. Tom Wuelpern
Mercado District
Conveniently located west of downtown Tucson, the Mercado District neighborhood is served by Tucson's Modern Streetcar. Tom Wuelpern
Mercado District
Antique double doors lead into an interior courtyard in this Mercado District rowhouse.
Mercado District
These rowhouse style masonry homes in Tucson's Mercado District have zero setbacks (but no common walls) reminiscent of colonial village centers such as Alamos, Mexico.
Mercado District
Double entry doors with transom window and cantera stone surround. An interior courtyard is visible through the cantera framed window.
Mercado District
Vibrant Mexican tile and integral color plaster create a kitchen with pizzazz.
Mercado District
The concrete floors and tinted plaster walls lend a sueded effect; a tranquil backdrop for the owner's sepia toned original photography.
Mercado District
An adobe walled front patio provides privacy leading to the French door entrance in this elegantly appointed great room of a Tucson Mercado District home.
Mercado District
Planters with drought tolerant vegetation result low water greenery in this Mercado plaza. Tom Wuelpern
Mercado District
The beamed ceiling protects this outdoor room from sun and rain while allowing residents to enjoy Tucson's pleasant climate.
Mercado District
Clients selected a chocolate tile that compliments their custom cabinets. The concrete counters match their concrete floors.
Mercado District
Tile detail behind range.
Mercado District
These custom cabinets provide storage and shelving for books, photos and art. Custom cabinets by Seva Gamba of Moti LLC.
Mercado District
Hallway leading to master suite with upstairs outdoor room.
Mercado District
This spacious open plan kitchen is great for family life and entertaining. Listed by MaryLou Thompson. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
Natural plaster walls, wrought iron electric fixtures and recycled antique beams make this dining room feel rustic yet modern and uncluttered. Listed by MaryLou Thompson. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
The custom double doors of the master bedroom suite match the warm tone of the wood floors. Listed by MaryLou Thompson. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
Medium toned wood floors unify the second story of this Mercado District home for sale. Listed by MaryLou Thompson. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
Wood stairs lead to the second story of this 2758 SF house. Listed by MaryLou Thompson. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
This wrought iron gate leads to an enclosed front entry courtyard. Tom Wuelpern, Photographer
Mercado District
Neutral gray stained concrete floors and walls make the colorful art triptych pop. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
Gray stained wood floors complement the contemporary bedroom furnishings. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
The round mirrors and deco-influenced light and plumbing fixtures lend 1930's glamour to this black and white bathroom. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
The round mirrors and deco-influenced light and plumbing fixtures lend 1930's glamour to this black and white bathroom. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
Quartz kitchen island with pendant lights and flat-faced cabinets and stainless steel fixtures come together in this sleek, contemporary kitchen. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
A clean-lined, custom-fabricated, metal staircase railing suits the modern decor of this two-story Mercado District house. Photo by Tom Wuelpern.
Mercado District
A kiva style gas fireplace lends a cozy feel to this outdoor room.
Mercado District
Cantera stone surrounds frame a shuttered window.
Mercado District
A saguaro rib ramada filters the sun on this second story porch.
Mercado District
A wall fountain, trellis and hanging plants create a lush romantic oasis in this backyard courtyard.
Mercado District
This tile mural is framed by decorative painting; weatherproof art for this exterior courtyard.
Mercado District
Corbeled beamed ceilings, nichos and integral colored plaster in sunset hues suit the Mexican Colonial decor of this dining room.
Mercado District
Dutch doors offer a view of the entry courtyard from this welcoming living area.
Mercado District
The pressed tin tile backsplash complements the brushed steel range hood and appliances.
Mercado District
Bedroom French doors open onto a wrought iron balcony overlooking a backyard courtyard. Transom windows provide ventilation on cooler desert evenings.
Mercado District
A wall nicho is a perfect place to display Dia de los Muertos folk art.
Mercado District
Antique double doors flanked by turquoise planters are an entrance to a patio courtyard.
Mercado District
Discreet custom wrought iron window grilles provide security in these courtyard window openings while letting in the mountain views. Wrought iron trellises supply support for climbing vines. Landscape Design by: Kanvas Landscape Design - https://www.kanvasdesigns.com/
Mercado District
4 panel folding doors from the great room living area to the courtyard allow the patio to function as an open-air room when the weather is fine. Landscape Design by: Kanvas Landscape Design - https://www.kanvasdesigns.com/
Mercado District
The eye-catching turquoise range hood and turquoise furnishing accents serve to unify the great room. White subway tile and herringbone tile are a clean-lined back splash choice. Interior Designer: Designs by Priya
Mercado District
Three pendant light fixtures are suspended over the dining table in this great room which has views to the patio courtyard. Interior Designer: Designs by Priya
Mercado District
The orange wall surrounding the gas fireplace picks up the orange decorative accents and brings zing to this great room. The overall effect is a look that is modern without being austere.
Mercado District
The mirror behind the sink reflects blond wood cabinetry, the gleaming polished granite and brushed metal surfaces of this modern kitchen.
Mercado District
Antique doors and custom hardware lead to an interior courtyard in this custom home currently available at the Mercado District in downtown Tucson.
Mercado District
Wrought iron grill adds elegance and security to this courtyard window with cantera stone window sills.
Mercado District
Wake up with fresh limeade from the lime tree growing in this courtyard entrance to this custom home for sale.
Mercado District
Antique doors of the interior courtyard in this custom spec home.
Mercado District
These charming horse handles adorn the antique doors of the courtyard entrance of this custom home.
Mercado District
The great room of this custom home affords a space expanding view to the interior courtyard entrance.
Mercado District
Transom windows allow fresh air ventilation in the great room of this custom home for sale. Scored, dyed concrete floors are a low maintenance flooring choice.
Mercado District
This black and white photo of the great room accentuates the drama of the clean lines and textured surfaces in this custom home.
Mercado District
The wall nicho in this open air courtyard is a perfect place for a vase, candle or artwork.
Mercado District
Warm neutral tile, walls and floors mean this kitchen can adapt to a variety of styles.
Mercado District
There is plenty of counter surface for food preparation in this L-shaped kitchen with breakfast bar. A door leading to the garage makes unloading groceries easy and an under stair storage area maximizes the usable space.
Mercado District
Recessed cans will illuminate artwork placed in wall nichos. Skylights let in natural light.
Mercado District
Rustic double doors lead into the master bedroom.
Mercado District
Six burner stainless steel gas stove with tile detail.
Mercado District
Toiletries can be placed in the nichos of this tiled shower.
Mercado District
The warm beige walls and earth-toned tile floors provide a neutral backdrop for the homeowner's collection of diverse yet harmonious artwork.
Mercado District
Rusted steel panels enclose the balcony and outside space of this Mercado District row house. The patina of the panels coordinates well with the sueded integral color stucco.
Mercado District
Sueded integral color plaster, opalescent porcelain tile and white painted cabinetry lend a clean yet welcoming air to this open plan kitchen. Cabinets offer a perfect display area for the homeowner's collection of Native American pottery while the vibrant bar chairs add a splash of color.
Mercado District
Mercado District
This zero-setback row house has a front interior courtyard.
Mercado District
A bedroom balcony overlooks the interior courtyard and offers views of the Mercado District and the Santa Catalina mountains beyond.
Mercado District
The backsplash of periwinkle blue interspersed with colorful Mexican tile complements the blond shaker style cabinets and brushed pearl bamboo wood flooring.
Mercado District
This client designed stained glass window at the base of the staircase fits into a double-paned Marvin Window.
Mercado District
The stain of the wood bladed ceiling fan matches the headboard of the bed frame.
Mercado District
Terracotta and decorative Mexican tile adorn the walls and shower seat of this walk in shower.
Mercado District