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About

Cherry Lane House

Austin, Texas

This project entailed renovation and an addition to a 1300 square foot house in Austin's Tarrytown. The client commissioned McKinney York to double the size of the home while maintaining its small-scale feel, guarding against an ill proportioned addition so often seen in the area. The new front fits contextually with its neighbors while the back opens generously to a massive live oak, the treasure of the property. The key elements of the project include a new second floor with master suite, study, and screened porch, as well as a new kitchen, foyer, and expanded dining area.  In the back yard a deck and garden for outdoor entertaining were added. The materials and colors were chosen to compliment the live oaks and the owner's possessions, both eclectic and classic.

2001 AIA Austin Citation of Honor Design Award