The Sun Air Executive Flight Center sets the standard in world class fixed base operators (FBOs). The high-tech design was inspired by the speed and technology of flight; sloping metal and glass walls, strut-supported canopies and curving rooftop equipment screens. Remarkably, a fresh appearance was achieved despite the constraints of pre-engineered building technologies. The Flight Center has several executive amenities including a luxury terminal, modern pilot center, crew lounge, multimedia conference rooms, quiet rooms with showers, flight planning room, gourmet kitchen, office rentals, private garages, and repair facilities. Ample apron space, fueling facilities and vehicle parking are also included.

The Sun Air Executive Flight Center sets the standard in world class fixed base operators (FBOs). The high-tech design was inspired by the speed and technology of flight; sloping metal and glass walls, strut-supported canopies and curving rooftop equipment screens. Remarkably, a fresh appearance was achieved despite the constraints of pre-engineered building technologies. The Flight Center has several executive amenities including a luxury terminal, modern pilot center, crew lounge, multimedia conference rooms, quiet rooms with showers, flight planning room, gourmet kitchen, office rentals, private garages, and repair facilities. Ample apron space, fueling facilities and vehicle parking are also included

Settled between the trees of the Pacific Northwest, the sun rests on the Tradesman 48 Shop complete with cedar and Douglas fir. The 36’x 48’ shop with lined soffits and ceilings boasts Douglas fir 2”x6” tongue and groove siding, two standard western red cedar cupolas and Clearspan steel roof trusses. Western red cedar board and batten siding on the gable ends are perfect for the outdoors, adding to the rustic and quaint setting of Washington. A sidewall height of 12’6” encloses 1,728 square feet of unobstructed space for storage of tractors, RV’s, trucks and other needs. In this particular model, access for vehicles is made easy by three, customer supplied roll-up garage doors on the front end, while Barn Pros also offers garage door packages built for ease. Personal entrance to the shop can be made through traditional handmade arch top breezeway doors with windows.

Introducing PremierAccess, our innovative by-pass sliding door system, designed with added convenience in mind. PremierAccess fits in spaces that don't have adequate room for swinging doors, allowing you access to your belongings without moving your vehicle. Beautiful, durable and engineered to the PremierGarage® quality standards you expect, our sliding doors feature an upper and lower roller track mechanism which prevents the doors from coming out of their tracks. And, with its integrated full-length handle for smooth sliding action, PremierAccess makes it easy for you to navigate your garage.

COMING SOON. Our design team is handling the entire lifecycle from blueprint layout and Applied AI structural mapping to on-site contractor management and final handover. Designed as an absolute Sanctuary of Mechanical Truth, the ground floor features a high-load, diamond-polished white epoxy floor that mirrors the undercarriages of a curated fleet. We seamlessly integrated advanced structural modifications, including flush-mounted in-ground hydraulic scissor lifts, custom tool matrices behind sleek titanium millwork, and a laboratory-grade LED lighting grid that completely eliminates shadows on the bodywork. The space features a floating, steel-framed mezzanine lounge cantilevered over the bay. This luxury home-away-from-home area includes a fully appointed galley kitchen with hidden appliances, a custom glass observation wall looking down at the vehicles, and a private basalt stone wet room. By managing every trade and municipal permit, we protected the client's real estate investment and delivered a high-performance space built to the exact standards of the vehicles it houses.

This single family home sits on a tight, sloped site. Within a modest budget, the goal was to provide direct access to grade at both the front and back of the house. The solution is a multi-split-level home with unconventional relationships between floor levels. Between the entrance level and the lower level of the family room, the kitchen and dining room are located on an interstitial level. Within the stair space “floats” a small bathroom. The generous stair is celebrated with a back-painted red glass wall which treats users to changing refractive ambient light throughout the house. Black brick, grey-tinted glass and mirrors contribute to the reasonably compact massing of the home. A cantilevered upper volume shades south facing windows and the home’s limited material palette meant a more efficient construction process. Cautious landscaping retains water run-off on the sloping site and home offices reduce the client’s use of their vehicle. The house achieves its vision within a modest footprint and with a design restraint that will ensure it becomes a long-lasting asset in the community. Photo by Tom Arban

Settled between the trees of the Pacific Northwest, the sun rests on the Tradesman 48 Shop complete with cedar and Douglas fir. The 36’x 48’ shop with lined soffits and ceilings boasts Douglas fir 2”x6” tongue and groove siding, two standard western red cedar cupolas and Clearspan steel roof trusses. Western red cedar board and batten siding on the gable ends are perfect for the outdoors, adding to the rustic and quaint setting of Washington. A sidewall height of 12’6” encloses 1,728 square feet of unobstructed space for storage of tractors, RV’s, trucks and other needs. In this particular model, access for vehicles is made easy by three, customer supplied roll-up garage doors on the front end, while Barn Pros also offers garage door packages built for ease. Personal entrance to the shop can be made through traditional handmade arch top breezeway doors with windows.

- Custom mid-century modern furniture vanity - European-design patchwork shower tile - Modern-style toilet - Porcelain 12 x 24 field tile - Modern 3/8" heavy glass sliding shower door - Modern multi-function shower panel

A detached workshop, garage, and work area in Young Harris, Georgia — built as an accessory structure, not part of a house build, but finished to the same standard as one. The roofline sets the tone: a steep, cedar-shingled gable drops into a long, low catslide that grounds the building against its wooded lot, with the mountains visible in the distance. Cream board-and-batten siding, a metal roof and matching entry awning, and a timber-look carriage door with X-bracing carry the barn-inspired exterior through, with red accent doors and shutters finishing the palette. Inside, the layout handles vehicle storage, workshop space, and general work-area needs in one multi-bay footprint — proof that a utility building doesn't have to look like an afterthought.

A detached workshop, garage, and work area in Young Harris, Georgia — built as an accessory structure, not part of a house build, but finished to the same standard as one. The roofline sets the tone: a steep, cedar-shingled gable drops into a long, low catslide that grounds the building against its wooded lot, with the mountains visible in the distance. Cream board-and-batten siding, a metal roof and matching entry awning, and a timber-look carriage door with X-bracing carry the barn-inspired exterior through, with red accent doors and shutters finishing the palette. Inside, the layout handles vehicle storage, workshop space, and general work-area needs in one multi-bay footprint — proof that a utility building doesn't have to look like an afterthought.

This interior view focuses on the floor coating and layout of a garage addition completed by Eric Cantu Remodeling in the Preston Hollow neighborhood. The image highlights a light gray, high-gloss epoxy floor coating that reflects the patterns of the custom hexagonal LED lighting grids from above. Clean white walls frame the workspace, which includes two sectional garage doors equipped with top window panels to let in daylight. A standard white entry door is positioned along the back wall near the garage tracks and motorized opener, maintaining an open, functional layout built for vehicle storage and workshop utility.

A detached workshop, garage, and work area in Young Harris, Georgia — built as an accessory structure, not part of a house build, but finished to the same standard as one. The roofline sets the tone: a steep, cedar-shingled gable drops into a long, low catslide that grounds the building against its wooded lot, with the mountains visible in the distance. Cream board-and-batten siding, a metal roof and matching entry awning, and a timber-look carriage door with X-bracing carry the barn-inspired exterior through, with red accent doors and shutters finishing the palette. Inside, the layout handles vehicle storage, workshop space, and general work-area needs in one multi-bay footprint — proof that a utility building doesn't have to look like an afterthought.

This interior view displays a finished garage addition completed by Eric Cantu Remodeling for a property in the Preston Hollow neighborhood. The space features a light gray, high-gloss epoxy floor that reflects the custom hexagonal LED lighting grids mounted across the black accent ceiling. White walls enclose the area, which includes two garage doors fitted with upper window panels to bring in natural light. A standard white door is positioned on the left wall next to the garage door tracks and motorized opener system, creating an open, unencumbered layout intended for vehicle storage or workshop use.

A full view of the ensuite bathroom showing the hex tile detail, curb less shower, custom vanity and fixtures
Example of a mid-century modern 3/4 black tile, black and white tile, multicolored tile, white tile and mosaic tile white floor bathroom design in Calgary with medium tone wood cabinets, white walls, a vessel sink, white countertops and flat-panel cabinets

Settled between the trees of the Pacific Northwest, the sun rests on the Tradesman 48 Shop complete with cedar and Douglas fir. The 36’x 48’ shop with lined soffits and ceilings boasts Douglas fir 2”x6” tongue and groove siding, two standard western red cedar cupolas and Clearspan steel roof trusses. Western red cedar board and batten siding on the gable ends are perfect for the outdoors, adding to the rustic and quaint setting of Washington. A sidewall height of 12’6” encloses 1,728 square feet of unobstructed space for storage of tractors, RV’s, trucks and other needs. In this particular model, access for vehicles is made easy by three, customer supplied roll-up garage doors on the front end, while Barn Pros also offers garage door packages built for ease. Personal entrance to the shop can be made through traditional handmade arch top breezeway doors with windows.

Settled between the trees of the Pacific Northwest, the sun rests on the Tradesman 48 Shop complete with cedar and Douglas fir. The 36’x 48’ shop with lined soffits and ceilings boasts Douglas fir 2”x6” tongue and groove siding, two standard western red cedar cupolas and Clearspan steel roof trusses. Western red cedar board and batten siding on the gable ends are perfect for the outdoors, adding to the rustic and quaint setting of Washington. A sidewall height of 12’6” encloses 1,728 square feet of unobstructed space for storage of tractors, RV’s, trucks and other needs. In this particular model, access for vehicles is made easy by three, customer supplied roll-up garage doors on the front end, while Barn Pros also offers garage door packages built for ease. Personal entrance to the shop can be made through traditional handmade arch top breezeway doors with windows.

This interior view shows a finished garage renovation and addition completed by Eric Cantu Remodeling for a property in the Preston Hollow neighborhood. The space features a light gray, high-gloss epoxy floor that mirrors the custom hexagonal LED lighting grids mounted across the black accent ceiling. White walls frame the room, which includes two sectional garage doors built with upper window panes to allow in natural light. A standard white entry door sits along the left wall next to the garage door tracks and motorized wall-mount opener system, creating an open layout optimized for vehicle storage or workshop activities in this custom Preston Hollow Garage addition/Auto Workshop project.

A small galley kitchen in a standard LA home is a common sight in Los Angeles. The wall between the laundry room and the kitchen was removed to create one big open space. The placement of all large appliances ( Fridge, Washer\Dryer and Double oven) on a single full height built-in cabinets wall opened up all the rest of the space to be more airy and practical. The custom made cabinets are in a traditional manner with white finish and some glass doors to allow a good view of the good chinaware. The floors are done with wood looking tile and color matched to the dark oak floors of the rest of the house to create a continuality of colors. The backsplash is comprised of two different glass tiles, the larger pieces as the main tile and a small brick glass as the deco line. The counter top is finished with a beveled edge for a touch of modern look.

Situated above the Vancouver skyline, overlooking the city below, this custom home is a top performer on top of it all. An open kitchen, dining, and great room with a 99 bottle capacity wine wall, this space is made for entertaining. The three car garage houses the technical equipment including solar inverters and the Tesla Powerwall 2. A vehicle lift allows for easy maintenance and double parking storage. From BBQ season in the summer to the gorgeous sunsets of fall, the views are simply stunning both from and within the home. A cozy library and home office are well placed to allow for a more intimate atmosphere while still absorbing the beautiful city below. Luxury custom homes are not always as high on the performance scale but this home boasts a modelled energy rating of 60 GJ/year compared with the 182 GJ/year standard, close to 70% better! With high-efficiency appliances and a well positioned solar array, this home may perform so well that it starts generating income through Net Metering. Photo Credits: SilentSama Architectural Photography