Oak Forest Library continues to be recognized, receiving a Good Brick Award from the Greater Houston Preservation Alliance, and winning the 'Best Neighborhood Upgrade' category in the 2011 Swamplot Awards for Houston Real Estate.
The Houston edition of Modern Luxury magazine has a feature on the Nyquist Residence and their eclectic art collection.
Elle Decor Espana has a nice feature on the Nyquist Residence (en espanol!).
Archi-hipster website ArchDaily recently featured Oak Forest Neighborhood Library.
Our good friend Kat Creech of Enjoy Event Planning recently planned an event at the Smith Photography Studio, and wrote a nice blog post with some great photos of the event.
002 Magazine features an interview with Natalye in this month's issue.
My Table talked with our client, food-photographer Ralph Smith, about what's in his fridge. [.pdf]
The Decorative Center of Houston selected Natalye Appel as one of its 2011 Stars of Design.
An interesting article in the Houston Chronicle about the West End and the metal-clad 'Tin Houses', like Balinskas House and the Kopp House, and the Lightman Residence / Looking at Art Gallery.
Oak Forest Library won a 2011 AIA Houston Design Award, and opened to the public to rave reviews.
The Cohen Residence will be one of the homes featured on the Houston Heights Home & Garden Tour, April 2 - 3, 2011.
Oak Forest Neighborhood Library will be complete by the end of November, and is expected to open to the public in March, 2011, with LEED Gold Certification. Thanks to our partners James Ray Architects and Architect Works Inc. for another fabulous collaboration!
NA+AA is proud to be partnering with The Office of James Burnett to provide pro-bono master planning services for Hope Farms™, an organic urban farm and education center being developed by The Recipe for Success Foundation in collaboration with the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo. Read more about Recipe for Success and Hope Farms here and here.
The Jain Residence is featured in Luxury Home Quarterly, Sept/Oct 2010. [.pdf]
NA+AA received honorable mention for their bowling shirt design at AIA Houston's 2nd Annual Bowl-A-TAC fundraiser. Thanks to Megan Sprenger and husband-wife team Stephanie Millet and David Jefferis for their four-hour Shirt-Attack!
The final phase of the Nyquist Residence renovation is complete, adding energy savings and family oriented open planning to it's designation as a Houston Historic Landmark.
Congratulations to Stuart Smith, AIA and Stephanie Millet, AIA, our newest licensed architects and partners!
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