Design Construction Alliance / design dca | David Cox

Designer: David Cox

Design Construction Alliance and its sister company, design dca, strive to provide designs and quality construction that stand out above the competition. Design Construction Alliance is a design / build firm located in Houston, Texas. We use the design / build approach to ensure that our clients dreams can become reality within their budget. Design dca provides residential design services for any area of the country. We specialize in modern design but put our clients goals and wishes first and work in any style to satisfy their needs. David Cox, lead designer for both companies, is a professional member of the American Institute of Building Design and the National Council of Building Designer Certification.

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Entry: Windswept

views: 1020
votes: 0
comments: 14
profile: The Starter House

area: 1768 square feet
bedrooms: 3
bathrooms: 2.5
garage stalls: 2
floor: 2
depth: 52'
width: 40'

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Comments on Windswept

3/15/2010

Lee H.: Nice sleek design David. Great for any setting. Very open and efficient. Cable supported or floating treads transforms simplicity to sophisticated without drama.
3/12/2010

Debra Iman: This design inspires me to double the living space of our cabin. Modern cube meets stacked log.
3/7/2010

David Cox: Thanks Greg. I appreciate the plug.
3/6/2010

Greg La Vardera: David - Great entry - in need of more votes! I also put your design on my list of recommended entries here: http:/blog.lamidesign.com/2010/03/contest-entries-to-vote-for-our.html
3/5/2010

Eve Bagby: If uniqueness is one of the criteria, this fits the bill!
3/5/2010

John: Very cool. I would love something like this.
3/5/2010

Judy: Amazing! I've looked at a lot of house plans but this is quite impressive.
3/5/2010

David: Thanks to all those who are commenting. We try to balance our modern style with practical, real world floor plans that work and aren't so extreme as to limit their appeal to only a select few.
3/5/2010

Rhonda: Very innovative design! I like the idea of movable wardrobes in the bedroom should a person need an extra bedroom. The house looks very open and airy.
3/4/2010

Faye: This is impressive! It is definitely making the most of space and yet very modern and homey at the same time. Love all the built in ideas and making such good use of the area under the stairs. Also impressed with the outdoor entertaining expansion.
3/3/2010

lori: I've looked through some of the other designs, and have seen some things that just look ridiculous. Yours does a GREAT job of using responsible ideas and modern design without looking impractical or far-fetched. It's obvious your design was very well thought out. I love the stairs suspended from the ceiling and the movable wardrobes that turn one bedroom into two...Brilliant!!!
3/3/2010

Priscilla Riley: I love the contemporary, modern look about this house. It's laid out really great. Especially like the outdoor living.
3/3/2010

Priscilla Riley: I love the contemporary, modern look about this house. It's laid out really great. Especially like the outdoor living.
3/3/2010

Ira: Remarkable use of space. The house has a spacious feel for 1768 feet. The fusion of Asian and traditional design come together well. The design achieves a modern feel without being overly contemporary. The combination of indoor and outdoor space flows well and the energy features are seamlessly integrated into the design. Practical, functional and environmentally responsible.

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