AIA Houston 2021 Home Tour Returns October 23-24

1Natalye Appel + Associates Architects: 1323 Vassar Street, Houston, 77006 – 1,000 square feet.

Design honors noteworthy oak, expands garden space and incorporates nature, relaxation and entertainment spaces.

2Natalye Appel + Associates Architects: 1323 Vassar Street, Houston, 77006 – 1,000 square feet.

Design honors noteworthy oak, expands garden space and incorporates nature, relaxation and entertainment spaces.

3Collaborative Designworks: 2344 Sunset Boulevard, Houston, 77005 – 4,144 square feet.

Thoughtful design celebrates overseas living experiences and complements the owners’ evolving lifestyle.

4Collaborative Designworks: 2344 Sunset Boulevard, Houston, 77005 – 4,144 square feet.

Thoughtful design celebrates overseas living experiences and complements the owners’ evolving lifestyle.

5Collaborative Designworks: 4411/4415 Woodhead Street, Houston, 77098 – 3,460 square feet (4411); 4,750 square feet (4415).

Serene, comfortable “house pair” champions privacy while sharing corner lot, common functionality and green space.

6Collaborative Designworks: 4411/4415 Woodhead Street, Houston, 77098 – 3,460 square feet (4411); 4,750 square feet (4415).

Serene, comfortable “house pair” champions privacy while sharing corner lot, common functionality and green space.

7McIntyre + Robinowitz Architects: 3007 Lawrence Street, Houston, 77018 – 4,300 square feet.

Expansive views, abundant light and “moments of richness” reveal distinctive quality.

8McIntyre + Robinowitz Architects: 3007 Lawrence Street, Houston, 77018 – 4,300 square feet.

Expansive views, abundant light and “moments of richness” reveal distinctive quality.

9CONTENT Architecture: 1427 Allston Street, Houston, 77008 – 3,434 square feet

Contemporary design connects with the outdoors and captivates through brilliant use of color.

10CONTENT Architecture: 1427 Allston Street, Houston, 77008 – 3,434 square feet

Contemporary design connects with the outdoors and captivates through brilliant use of color.

11studioMET architects: 1116 Jackson Boulevard, Houston, 77006 – 3,120 square feet.

Unmistakably modern Montrose home features design focused on quality of space and co-mingles simplicity with sophistication.

12studioMET architects: 1116 Jackson Boulevard, Houston, 77006 – 3,120 square feet.

Unmistakably modern Montrose home features design focused on quality of space and co-mingles simplicity with sophistication.

13studioMET architects: 2325 Tangley Street, Houston, 77005 – 4,885 square feet.

Reimagined, elevated Southampton dwelling delivers focus, functionality and uplifting atmosphere.

14studioMET architects: 2325 Tangley Street, Houston, 77005 – 4,885 square feet.

Reimagined, elevated Southampton dwelling delivers focus, functionality and uplifting atmosphere.

15Inflection Architecture: 2343 Sheridan Street, Houston, 77030 – 4,675 square feet.

Fresh, bright and welcoming modern home dazzles with a touch of drama.

16Inflection Architecture: 2343 Sheridan Street, Houston, 77030 – 4,675 square feet.

Fresh, bright and welcoming modern home dazzles with a touch of drama.

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Calling all architecture lovers and design buffs. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to explore eight  impressive architect-designed private residences on the American Institute of Architects (AIA) 2021 Houston Home Tour. Plus, purchase tickets in advance online by October 18 and save $10 off full-tour adult tickets.

“The annual fall AIA Houston Home Tour is back,” says Home Tour Chair Bob Robinowitz, AIA of McIntyre + Robinowitz. “The tour is a unique opportunity to see first hand, and go inside, a wonderful range of high quality homes. The ultimate success of each home is the result of an intense collaboration between each individual homeowner and their architects and builders. We especially want to thank the homeowners for opening up their homes to the public. AIA Houston architects will be present at each house to answer questions. We look forward to seeing you on the tour!”

This year’s selection committee is Rebecca Comeaux, AIA (Comeaux Architects), Craig McMahon, AIA (Craig McMahon Architects), Jim Poteet, AIA (Poteet Architects), and Tobin Smith, AIA (Tobin Smith Architect). The criteria used to select homes for the tour include design excellence, quality and craftsmanship, innovative design solutions and use of materials, and sustainability of design. The selection committee reviewed all submittals and made the final selection of homes to include on the tour.

“It’s one thing to pass by and admire these stunning homes from the outside, but an entirely heightened experience to step inside and be captivated by the remarkable thought and talent that went into each design,” adds AIA Houston Executive Director Rusty Bienvenue.

Watch a video overview of the AIA Home Tour.

FEATURED HOMES

See map of featured homes.