Under-Construction Projects

Builder: Vitra Homes

Builder: Vitra Homes

The homeowners wanted a home that felt uniquely theirs—something modern and unexpected, but still connected to the open Indiana landscape surrounding it. Shed roofs and clean, contemporary lines give the home a distinctive character, while thoughtfully designed gathering spaces make it a place where their children, friends, and future generations will always want to come and stay. The result is a home designed not just for everyday living, but for bringing people together.

Builder: Whicker Construction

Set on a large lot in North Zionsville, this custom home was designed to thoughtfully accommodate multiple generations under one roof. A dramatic two-story great room anchors the home, with expansive windows extending from the upper level down to the walk-out basement, creating a strong connection to the surrounding landscape. The Modern Tudor exterior blends traditional character with clean, contemporary detailing, while two primary suites—one upstairs and one on the lower level—provide privacy and flexibility for multi-generational living. The design also anticipates a future pool and outdoor living spaces.

These clients arrived with something wonderfully personal: floor plans they had drawn themselves for the home they dreamed of building. One of them had studied architecture and never lost the passion for it, making this project a true collaboration from the start. We worked to preserve the spirit of their original ideas while refining the home’s architecture and creating an exterior they could be proud of. Designed as an intentional “empty-nester upsize,” the home gives them room to entertain and enjoy life, with a dramatic two-story volume dedicated to gathering spaces.
Builder: Vondersaar Homes

This thoughtful renovation and addition reimagines the home through a series of carefully considered spaces, including a sunken great room with a dramatic vaulted ceiling, a refined kitchen redesign, and a generous, spa-like primary suite addition. The design responds to the existing home’s architecture—working with its established adjacencies, rooflines, and chimneys to create a cohesive, layered result that feels both intentional and naturally connected to the original home.