Happy Holidays
From G BLOC, our team at HAUS would like to wish our clients, friends, consultants, colleagues happy holidays!
We look forward to our journey with you all forward into 2023 and beyond :).
24
Dec
2022
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Category: monumental stair
19
Jun
2021
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Nestled in the Trees
We are so happy how Grandview is turning-out (nestled in the trees).
The pre-existing tree canopy and lakeside location is such an idyllic setting.
So much work goes into dreaming and creating a work of architecture. Working with our clients to come-up with the design concept, then the key details may only get you 25% there.
You have to have really great communication between Owner, Architect, and Construction Team from beginning-to-end to get you to the finish-line. We are almost to a-hundred!
10
Feb
2021
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We’ve Moved to G BLOC!
We have moved our studio to G BLOC in Broad Ripple North Village right next to the Monon Trail!
It’s been a long COVID-influenced, socially-distanced 12 months, and we are very much looking forward to the future. In fact, we are all back together in one space again!
Although we are still keeping socially distanced (for the most-part), it’s great to be able to communicate and collaborate with team members in-person again.
If you are in the area, please stop by G BLOC for a visit!
01
Mar
2019
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Open Riser Architectural Stair
Open riser architectural stair is now complete for Lakeside Modern Cottage. In fact, this is just one of many custom details for this major renovation project.
Heavy timber treads are Eastern White Pine with water-based polyurethane finish. Stringers are Poplar glue-ups in satin black. Cable-rail system is assembled from a pre-manufactured kit-of-parts.
Most certainly, we’ll be sharing a lot more in the coming months as our clients settle-in. Lake Lemon will be hopping this summer, so check back!
03
Dec
2018
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Colonial Modern Complete
Modern Colonial north of Coxhill Gardens in Carmel is now complete!
After about a 16-month construction process, the much anticipated move-in process finally began in late mid-October 2018. For sure, after our clients have some time to get settled-in we’ll share more of the interiors. In the meantime, we’ll be adding design process and renderings to the story as a placeholder. HAUS helped client with comprehensive site planning and architectural design concepts, including a detailed interior design vision.
This project is rooted in tradition, but distinctly modern. Please check-out the story here.
04
Nov
2017
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Craftsman Style Home Completed in Broad Ripple
Our new design-build Craftsman Style Home in Broad Ripple has been completed as of mid-2017. Thanks to our most excellent clients for this unique opportunity to dial the Craftsman-Style up a notch on this historic Indianapolis street just a few blocks south of Broad Ripple Village.
10
Jul
2017
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Master Stair
This master stair was sculpted from original roof rafters that were salvaged from the roof demolition to create the new master suite at the Classic Irvington Modern Tudor project. This shot is from the top looking down within the modern addition on the back of the home. Stairs are open riser to allow light to pass through the addition north to south. Acrylic guardrail cladding provides safety + diffused light to adjacent spaces. Bars at landing prevent one from tumbling into yard.
21
Nov
2015
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Treesdale Sod
New Modern Home – Carmel – Treesdale Sod installed along with some landscaping. It’s great to see this project nearing completion in about 9 months from ground-breaking. A few final touches on the exterior (front porch, metal shed roof, gutter adjustments) and we will be about there!
06
Sep
2015
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New Modern Home Treesdale
New Modern Home Treesdale is scheduled for completion in late Fall 2015 just in-time for our client’s new arrival (baby girl)! Please check back for more updates as this modern home nears completion.
01
Jun
2013
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Alexander Boutique
HAUS enjoyed participating in the design and execution of the Alexander Boutique at The Alexander Hotel located in downtown Indianapolis. The hotel and boutique gets design inspiration from Scottish engineer, Alexander Ralston‘s layout for Indianapolis in 1821. A motif of the one-mile square with radiating 45-degree streets is utilized in the boutique concepts and details. Thanks to Buckingham Companies and Justine Sharp for the collaboration.