Ibarra Rosano Design Architects moves forward by taking root.
To sustain their businesses during the economic recovery, some firms are getting creative with their pricing.
Ibarra Rosano Design Architects, Tucson. The houses in this Arizona infill development didn't have anywhere to turn. Built on the back sections of deep lots, four of the six face private drives and the fences of nearby buildings.
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Attendees hear three successful firms talk about their unusual practice models.
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Luis Ibarra and Teresa Rosano, RA, LEED AP, began their breakout session by explain how and why they develop their own projects in addition to doing custom work.
Luis Ibarra just had one of his original music compositions performed by a local high school orchestra.
desert gate
Luis Ibarra says courtyards are the best “technique for living in the desert climate.” In fact, his latest development project with partner (and wife) Teresa Rosano, RA, LEED AP, counts on the appeal of courtyard living to sell six spec houses.
Husband-and-wife architects Luis Ibarra and Teresa Rosano, RA, LEED AP, didn't need a lot of elbowroom for their five-person firm, but they did want separate public and private realms for their at-home office.
There's an interesting infill phenomenon going on at the edge of downtown Tucson, Ariz., and an interesting new firm is behind it.
The spa sybarites who commissioned this master bath remodel are so taken with the experience they're considering a plunge into the spa business.