HAUS is working on G BLOC MIXED USE, a new development in Broad Ripple North Village that includes a mix of commercial office, urban lofts, and covered parking and is located on a small city block at 841 E 64th Street.
Client was interested in Industrial Modern Interior and downtown living affording low maintenance and enabling heavy travel schedule + work proximity downtown.
Our client in the Eagle Creek area was interested in adding a new four-seasons room and outdoor space to the rear of their existing home.
With HAUS | Architecture For Modern Lifestyles, we were able to design and build a unique solution the navigates three levels and a sloping topography.
Please stay-tuned for updates and more process details in the near future!
New Modern House 1 located in Zionsville, IN broke ground in fall 2015 for family of four seeking an energy efficient, modest, modern dwelling responding sympathetically to its site #Copperwood.
We have recently completed a Cigar Room Addition for our clients in Brendonwood Historic District on Indianapolis’ northeast side. Once again, we are working on a Midcentury Modern gem designed by the architects of the firm, Vonnegut, Wright, and Yeager.
Modern Lakehouse revitalization is now complete at Lake Clearwater in Indianapolis. This neighborhood, originally established in 1980s, has been undergoing a wave of substantial property improvements for the last several years. This project marks our third project in the neighborhood and second Clearwater design-build effort in 4 years.
Having just moved to Indianapolis from San Francisco, our clients wanted assistance in transforming their Broad Ripple Bungalow into a light-filled family space for their creative lifestyle.
This Midcentury Modern Renovation project was originally built by the Architect/Owner in or around 1959. Our client purchased the property in 2011 and tackled renovating the Kitchen/Living spaces as well as other areas of the home.
Client was interested in Industrial Modern Interior and downtown living affording low maintenance and enabling heavy travel schedule + work proximity downtown.
Originally built in 1938, this Classic Irvington Tudor Remodel has undergone successive renovations to help support an evolving family.