Eleven design awards. Three features in the Wall Street Journal. A national television segment. And the residence built for Payne Stewart. This is the part of the practice that rarely gets shown — until now.
Eleven awards in nine years, on houses of roughly five to eleven thousand square feet.
The work reaches a national audience.
The commissions keep getting larger — up to seven times the scale of the houses that won awards in the 1990s.
Not every award from thirty-six years survives in a drawer — but some do.
Designed for professional golfer Payne Stewart, Villa Serena was featured by Christie’s Great Estates and the duPont Registry of Fine Estates in 1998. It remains one of the practice’s most recognized residences.
Thirty-six years of award-winning, hand-drawn residential design — and the next commission has not been drawn yet.
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