Michael G. Imber Architects

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Whisky Watercolor Club Sunday exercise- After Paul-Jean Clays

The guest house of our River Ranch project sits on a brick motor court beneath the branches of a mature tree.

The imposing facades of the Delta Gamma sorority house in Fayetteville.

A hill country ranch in progress, sitting on the edge of a bluff overlooking a bucolic valley. A home designed for generations.

Sir Ernest George at his best. The garden pavilion
from the terrace at Batsford Park, Gloucestershire.

Homage to Homer- a quick afternoon sketch

This Houston ground up English townhouse was a collaboration between MGIA and Sari Imber Interiors and and an exercise in refined classicism.

An ideal getaway under the warm Mexico sun. Perfect for a long weekend in May.

From drawings to a hand-carved stone capital - the work of MGIA and for a residence in Austin.

Ramping up for Memorial Day Weekend from the porch of one of our Beachtown, TX homes.

Some of the MGIA team enjoyed a fabulous night with colleagues and friends at the ICAA Arthur Ross Awards last night. Congratulations to all the esteemed winners whose work is an inspiration to our entire team!

The mastery of Studio Peregalli from The Invention of the Past.

A quick study of a library for a project by our talented intern, Sam Usle.

Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors featured an article in its May/June issue about my friend Joe Upton’s search for his ideal boat. If you look closely, you will see my family and me enjoying evening cocktails on our boats.

A Palladian family compound in a small New Mexico town.

“We are going to Florida! We have a million dollar Hotel to build!” - Thomas Hastings, Carrere & Hastings, 1885

Books and billiards for a lazy afternoon. A great collaboration with in Olmos Park!

Carrere & Hastings- hotel Alcazar, 1888

In keeping with our theme of church architecture as our team is on its Florida charrette exploring another ecclesiastical project.

The brilliance of Francois Halard. Vienna, Wien Osterreich. 2005.

Refined detail, perfect symmetry and timeless materials all at play in the sorority house.

A triptych of beach houses envisioned for the community once upon a time…

Many of the MGIA team will be at the Alamo Heights High School Showcase tonight in San Antonio to see what the students learned from the ICAA New Heights program. Many of the MGIA staff served as instructors and volunteers including Mac White and Andrew Gander who lead the cause once again. We were excited to get back to the classroom!

One of our designs in Las Catalinas, Costa Rica captures the ocean views from near every room and from the rooftop lounge.

A Texas farmhouse with verandas to enjoy the warm breeze, natural materials beneath your feet and plenty of sunlight reflecting off the whitewashed tongue and groove ceilings.

The joy of a mother love. How fortunate we are to have had these two in our lives.

A rendering of a Spanish Revival gatehouse for a Texas manse.

The octagonal stair tower of this Terrell Hills Italian Revival house anchors the entry court and divides its public and private spaces.

Even the smallest, simplest structures provide the opportunity to bring grace to the details.