1414 Osprey
MODERN 1414 Osprey This project was designed as a fun urban infill concept to occupy a small, non-conforming lot in a walkable area near downtown Sarasota. The design/construct team wanted to create a high-level execution of contemporary details without the high cost typically associated with such an expectation. We got clever with detailing, material selections, […]
Gamma Beta
MODERN The Gamma Beta residence stands as a masterclass in “honest architecture,” proving that high-end design doesn’t require a sprawling footprint or an inflated budget. Born from a collaboration between designer Jimmy Thornton of Nebula Design Build and builder Josh Wynne, the home was conceived as a “beta test” for attainable modernism in Sarasota. By utilizing a […]
TipTopHaus
MODERN TipTopHaus is a tribute to the next evolution of a simple idea that put Sarasota in the middle of a worldwide conversation about architecture in the early 1950’s. Sixty years ago Sarasota was experiencing a post war renaissance led by famed architects Paul Rudolph and Ralph Twitchell. Following the lead of Walter Gropius of […]
Mike’s Hammock
MODERN I built this on my property for my aging father who has some health issues. Handicap accessibility was a factor in design. His dream has always been to retire to a cabin in the woods. This is what he got. It is a 1 bedroom, 1 bath with a great room. It is 600 […]
Lotus on Orange
MODERN Few locals know the meaning of the word Lido, namesake of the famed barrier island off of Sarasota, Fl. Lido Beach gained fame as the playground, perhaps even swimming pool, for Sarasota’s most famous developer, John Ringling. Ringling saw the beautiful locale as an amazing resort area. His vision became a reality and now […]
Möbius
MODERN Rising from the mangroves of Osprey, Florida, Möbius—the Platinum Winner of SRQ Magazine’s 2024 Home of the Year—is a masterclass in coastal contextualism. Designed by Sweet Sparkman Architecture and Interiors, the residence rejects the rigid angles of traditional luxury builds in favor of “sinuous lines” that mirror the fluid boundary between the Gulf and the Bay. […]