5 Peaks Climbing – Signature Concept
Working closely with a local developer, Reset has developed the Conceptual Phase drawings for the premier rock climbing facility in Arizona. Utilizing large outdoor climbing areas and huge shaded indoor […]
Working closely with a local developer, Reset has developed the Conceptual Phase drawings for the premier rock climbing facility in Arizona. Utilizing large outdoor climbing areas and huge shaded indoor […]
This tenant improvement for a behavioral health clinic was completed for a local family-owned development company and was one of seven projects completed in the last 10 years. The original […]
I’m really happy to be working with Eric and Susie at local development company RDHC on their new home designs for Phoenix and the surrounding areas. They have partnered with […]
Construction has kicked off at our Camelback Mountain remodel in Phoenix, Arizona. The roof has been removed, and the steel frame is ready to go in to support the large […]
This spec home designed for a local developer incorporates a grand courtyard entry to set the tone for the outdoor living provided all around this home. The name “sbMOD” was […]
Reset Studios was hired to provide master planning services to incorporate new site amenities to a locally-significant home in Scottsdale designed by Blaine Drake. The owner wanted to add a […]
The architects maximized the use of the long and narrow lot by splitting the building’s main volume into different levels with an outer shell structure topped with a hipped roof. […]
This small retirement home was designed with systems, materials and processes to allow the owners to self-perform almost all of the work. Perhaps the most environmentally sensitive project RESET has […]
A posting for my new client/friend – you know who you are! The installation in Mission Bay has been compared to a similar “cargotecture” design, “Proxy”, located in San Francisco’s […]
Coming right along, and the owners hope to be in around the new year. The contractor is doing a great job, and the project is one to be proud of. […]