Stunning design by the talented Furman + Keil Architects transformed this 1930’s West Austin cottage into a cozy, ultra modern retreat. The new design preserved original stone walls and fireplace, seamlessly integrating historic components with modern materials and finishes. The finished product is a unique blend of both old and new, landing it on the 30th Annual AIA Austin Homes Tour. Photography by Leonid Furmansky

Media Center: The storage within the wall interlocks, strategically borrowing space from one side to serve the other. The Wall neatly conceals lighting above and disorganized audio-video components below with a speaker cloth access door that allows both sound and infrared to pass through. The back side echoes the projection and serves as a headboard for the sleeping area with storage above for linens and books. Photo by: Jonn Coolidge

Stunning design by the talented Furman + Keil Architects transformed this 1930’s West Austin cottage into a cozy, ultra modern retreat. The new design preserved original stone walls and fireplace, seamlessly integrating historic components with modern materials and finishes. The finished product is a unique blend of both old and new, landing it on the 30th Annual AIA Austin Homes Tour. Photography by Leonid Furmansky

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The bluestone patio, pavilion and outdoor kitchen are all integrated components of this landscape design. Bluestone patio, stair treads and kitchen counter are featured in this Western Springs project.

This kitchen was designed utilizing the length and height of the space. While maintaining a truly functional working area. The emphases on a family kitchen as well as an entertainment area were achieved by keeping the functional components of the kitchen on one side while being able to socialize at an arms-length on the other. No one was to be made to feel left-out, with the island that eventual becomes a projected table to the workstation. Stainless steel was chosen to emphasize the gorgeousness and caliber of the appliances. Custom walnut cabinets accompanied by large format porcelain tile, and quartz counter-tops tie the space together. Hardware placement again reinforces clean lines of the kitchen.

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Stunning design by the talented Furman + Keil Architects transformed this 1930’s West Austin cottage into a cozy, ultra modern retreat. The new design preserved original stone walls and fireplace, seamlessly integrating historic components with modern materials and finishes. The finished product is a unique blend of both old and new, landing it on the 30th Annual AIA Austin Homes Tour. Photography by Leonid Furmansky

The entry monument greets visitors and guests while the home peeks out in the distance. The signage strongly reflects the architecture as an integrated landscape design component.

wine tasting room with secret passage doors to mechanicals. split face stone/ multi color slate
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This gorgeous covered porch houses a large stone fireplace with seating walls and a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen and wraparound raised bar with seating for more than 10 guests making it the perfect spot for entertaining. The custom tongue and groove ceilings with exposed beams, can lights, and ceiling fans add just the right ambiance to this comfortable, elegant outdoor living space.

Stunning design by the talented Furman + Keil Architects transformed this 1930’s West Austin cottage into a cozy, ultra modern retreat. The new design preserved original stone walls and fireplace, seamlessly integrating historic components with modern materials and finishes. The finished product is a unique blend of both old and new, landing it on the 30th Annual AIA Austin Homes Tour. Photography by Leonid Furmansky

Stunning design by the talented Furman + Keil Architects transformed this 1930’s West Austin cottage into a cozy, ultra modern retreat. The new design preserved original stone walls and fireplace, seamlessly integrating historic components with modern materials and finishes. The finished product is a unique blend of both old and new, landing it on the 30th Annual AIA Austin Homes Tour. Photography by Leonid Furmansky

Equipment Room: dedicated equipment closet for all automated systems in the home. Everything is clearly labeled and documented. Approx. 42,000 ft of wire.

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Stunning design by the talented Furman + Keil Architects transformed this 1930’s West Austin cottage into a cozy, ultra modern retreat. The new design preserved original stone walls and fireplace, seamlessly integrating historic components with modern materials and finishes. The finished product is a unique blend of both old and new, landing it on the 30th Annual AIA Austin Homes Tour. Photography by Leonid Furmansky

Stunning design by the talented Furman + Keil Architects transformed this 1930’s West Austin cottage into a cozy, ultra modern retreat. The new design preserved original stone walls and fireplace, seamlessly integrating historic components with modern materials and finishes. The finished product is a unique blend of both old and new, landing it on the 30th Annual AIA Austin Homes Tour. Photography by Leonid Furmansky

This sun-filled farmhouse kitchen is the focal point of this home’s new addition. The kitchen is white with wood elements, giving it a contemporary feel. From the recessed outlets in the island, to the columns adorning the island, to the hood with walnut trim, to the paneled refrigerator that matches the cabinetry, every detail was customized for the homeowners. The kitchen is anchored by a large island with seating for seven and tons of storage. The island is bookended by additional components topped by walnut butcher block counters. One end serves as a table and the other end is an extra area for food prep and storage. There is also a cutting board integrated into the sink. The white quartz on the island and main kitchen counters and white subway tile backsplash give the kitchen a modern, sleek look. The walnut trim around the hood is a special touch that ties directly into the walnut butcher block counters. After tearing down this home's existing addition, we set out to create a new addition with a modern farmhouse feel that still blended seamlessly with the original house. The addition includes a kitchen great room, laundry room and sitting room. Outside, we perfectly aligned the cupola on top of the roof, with the upper story windows and those with the lower windows, giving the addition a clean and crisp look. Using granite from Chester County, mica schist stone and hardy plank siding on the exterior walls helped the addition to blend in seamlessly with the original house. Inside, we customized each new space by paying close attention to the little details. Reclaimed wood for the mantle and shelving, sleek and subtle lighting under the reclaimed shelves, unique wall and floor tile, recessed outlets in the island, walnut trim on the hood, paneled appliances, and repeating materials in a symmetrical way work together to give the interior a sophisticated yet comfortable feel. Rudloff Custom Builders has won Best of Houzz for Customer Service in 2014, 2015 2016, 2017 and 2019. We also were voted Best of Design in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 which only 2% of professionals receive. Rudloff Custom Builders has been featured on Houzz in their Kitchen of the Week, What to Know About Using Reclaimed Wood in the Kitchen as well as included in their Bathroom WorkBook article. We are a full service, certified remodeling company that covers all of the Philadelphia suburban area. This business, like most others, developed from a friendship of young entrepreneurs who wanted to make a difference in their clients’ lives, one household at a time. This relationship between partners is much more than a friendship. Edward and Stephen Rudloff are brothers who have renovated and built custom homes together paying close attention to detail. They are carpenters by trade and understand concept and execution. Rudloff Custom Builders will provide services for you with the highest level of professionalism, quality, detail, punctuality and craftsmanship, every step of the way along our journey together. Specializing in residential construction allows us to connect with our clients early in the design phase to ensure that every detail is captured as you imagined. One stop shopping is essentially what you will receive with Rudloff Custom Builders from design of your project to the construction of your dreams, executed by on-site project managers and skilled craftsmen. Our concept: envision our client’s ideas and make them a reality. Our mission: CREATING LIFETIME RELATIONSHIPS BUILT ON TRUST AND INTEGRITY. Photo Credit: Linda McManus Images

Structural framing view of the elevated coastal home, revealing the engineered timber frame atop reinforced concrete piers. The hip roof truss system is fully modeled for accuracy, ensuring precise fabrication and assembly. This stage highlights the integration of architectural design with structural detailing, demonstrating how the BIM process captures every component from deck framing to roof structure for a build-ready solution.