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The September 21, 2008 Austin American-Statesman showcased the Carbine Circle home as they explored the energy-saving benefits of building green. Click here to read the article. The Winter 2007 issue of Austin Urban
Home Magazine featured "A Touch of Glass," an
article on Tim DeJong and Wimberley Glass Works. Tim's beautiful
glass art has often been included in Lawrence Construction homes.
Click here to read the article. For more information about
Wimberley Glass Works, visit
www.wgw.com.
Featured on the AIA Austin 2007 Homes Tour, this home rests at the end of a cul-de-sac, so careful consideration was given to what was seen first from the street. This was balanced with the desire to capture the sweeping view of the environmentally protected creek. Stones from the site were used in a drystack wall to give a bit of level lawn in front and were also incorporated into the exterior walls. The homeowner's love of Mexican influences provided for a fun and colorful interior. For more details, click here. The Lawrence "green" residence has been featured on a number of home tours, including the AIA 2007 National Convention Home Tour, and the Cool House Tour 2006. Note: The GBP rating printed in the feature is incorrect. The house performs well beyond a 5 Star rating. Click here to see the feature in the Cool House Tour Guidebook. Read more about the tour at http://txses.org/coolhousetour/coolhouse_2006_brochure.html. Lawrence Construction was featured in the September 2006 issue of Custom Home Magazine with the following write-up. Texas Twist Builder Roger Lawrence wanted a stair railing that expressed the “rustic contemporary” style of his Austin, Texas, home and turned to interior designer Vicki Mayabb for a creative solution. “I started by thinking about natural forms and tried to take those forms to a more refined level with contemporary details,” says Mayabb. She sent several sketches to a metal fabricator who was “really able to get the concept” and could ensure that the free-flowing rods of varying diameters would comply with code. Mayabb used a finish of red oxide primer covered with unevenly sprayed black paint to give the hammered iron a variegated effect. Builder: Lawrence Construction, Austin, Texas; Architect: Manning Architecture, Austin; Interior designer: Mayabb Interiors, Austin; Metal fabricator: Made of Metal, Austin; Photographer: John Luckenbach. ![]() Roger Lawrence of Lawrence Construction Company, Inc., and Vicki Mayabb of Mayabb Interiors were the cover story in the October, 2005 Greater Austin edition of Builder/Architect Magazine. Click here to read the article, which includes details from an interview with Roger about the history and evolution of his Austin-based company.
Lawrence Construction Company, Inc., was featured in the 20th Annual AIA Austin
Homes Tour on October 1-2, 2005. This year’s tour featured
an exceptional collection of eleven homes with unique designs by AIA
Austin members in the Central
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