29th Windows Modern Exterior, Austin
Example of a minimalist two-story exterior home design in Austin — Houzz
Related Professionals in Austin
This photo has 9 questions

Dan Smyth wrote:
Like 5 Comments

Andy Hancock
people forget - it isn't just cooling the indoor areas, it's air exchange that keeps them healthy and common window design just like building design has become set - Without much thought for decades
2 Likes
Save

espiritiv
Hugh. Is it best to have a low window on the North side and high window openings on the South side? I have picture windows I am replacing facing on the south side and kitchen windows on the north. I am in the NW if that makes a difference. Jet stream comes from NW I believe.
Like
Save

wrigleysmom wrote:

awkaustin
Gerkin now makes a large window similar to storefront sizes with an awning insert. More info. at www.Gerkin.com or www.rhinoaustin.com. Rhino Austin is the Gerkin distributor in central Texas.
3 Likes
Save

PRO
Decorative Glass Solutions
Also, if you're interested in keeping the light factor, we actually design pattern glass which lets in light but provides privacy to your home.
Here are some of our designs!



1 Like
Save

Simply Persnickety Professional Organizer wrote:
Like 2 Comments

PRO
Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects
Scott + Cooner
Like
Save

Simply Persnickety Professional Organizer
Thank you! I had never heard of Scott + Cooner, and went on their web site.
Like
Save

Marilyn Wong wrote:
Like 2 Comments

PRO
Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects
The windows are approx 52"x96". Bottom ones are 52"x22".

Sierra Blackman
I love how modern the windows in this home look. The lines that they use are so clean, they match up with the rest of the house very well. I also love home much light that they let in to the room. http://www.gainerwindows.ca/en/doors.html
Like
Save

ksdkls405 wrote:

PRO
Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects
Yes. Venting is the reason. The condo is on a hill and the breezes come
Up and in. Also, an added benefit is to keep
Site lines open and clear. But mostly it was done for ventilation.
Up and in. Also, an added benefit is to keep
Site lines open and clear. But mostly it was done for ventilation.
Like
Save

ksdkls405
Thank you!
Like
Save

Cheryl Hudson wrote:
Like 1 Comment

PRO
Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects
Although we have used them on othrr projects, There is not a rainwater collection system here. A steel edge keeps the gravel in place.
3 Likes
Save

katiegg wrote:

PRO
Ronique & Co.
Depending on your decorative style there are plenty of window treatments to choose from. You may prefer valances that only cover the top of the windows, or you may prefer long drapery in modern panels. Motorized window screens are also an option, and are very modern.
Here are a few modern window treatment idea books to give you some ideas:
https://www.houzz.com/magazine/12-ideas-for-contemporary-window-dressings-stsetivw-vs~225460
https://www.houzz.com/magazine/window-treatments-long-drapes-stsetivw-vs~46511
Here are a few modern window treatment idea books to give you some ideas:
https://www.houzz.com/magazine/12-ideas-for-contemporary-window-dressings-stsetivw-vs~225460
https://www.houzz.com/magazine/window-treatments-long-drapes-stsetivw-vs~46511
1 Like
Save

robertfiori wrote:
Like 1 Comment

PRO
Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects
They are a standard commercial storefront system. The operable units are Gherkin. The sliders (not shown) are Fleetwood.
1 Like
Save
What Houzz contributors are saying:
Scheer & Co. Interior Design added this to Expand Your View with Picture Windows
Picture windows are as much about the view out as they are about the view in. If you go the picture window route, consider carefully the look you want to present to the outside world.
Rachel Grace added this to Renovation Detail: The Awning Window
This modern Texas home is located on a hill, and the low awning windows allow for breezes to come up and in, increasing ventilation. The window layout also allows for an unobstructed view.
Bud Dietrich, AIA added this to Cool Architecture for Hot Summers
The air that's lower to the ground is going to be cooler. So having some awning windows down low that can capture this air will keep the house interior cooler.
Bud Dietrich, AIA added this to Which Window for Your World?
Awning windows are a favorite of architects and designers trying to achieve a wall of large glass sheets with a minimum frame and where fresh air venting is desired or required. A classically contemporary setup is the large fixed glass panel set above an awning window that is kept low in the wall. This setup allows for expansive, unobstructed views to the outside while making sure that it's possible to get fresh air into the room.Cost. Awning windows will be much the same price point as casement windows. Depending on size, features and materials, expect to pay about $300 to $500 for an awning window.
Design With Science added this to 6 Design Ideas for Happy Pets
4. Let in sounds and scents. Animals rely on smells and sounds more than humans do. To let them feel safe, having open windows allows them to hear and smell what's lurking in their surroundings.5. Include places for exercising. Cats enjoy climbing on cat trees, shelves, furniture, anything that allows movement and elevates them off the floor. Small dogs enjoy being able to run down long halls without slipping and sliding, so add carpeting when possible.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Advent Construction Services added this to Monaco Family Room
Large windows without mullions on each side of a corner. Lots of visibility.
Browse over 25 million home design photos on Houzz
Show Photo Colors
Sponsored









