Webber + Studio

Austin · webberstudio.com

The studio

Drawing from environmental cues, programmatic needs, and building technology, our hand serves primarily as the conduit for functionalistic responses. Strongly emphasizing integration of site and structure, all of our work strives to braid indoor and outdoor zones together. The results produce buildings and spaces that take on the unique characteristics of each site and each client.

With a deep interest in the honest expression of site constraints, program and construction, we have become inspired by the honesty found in some of North America's great popular traditions, both glamorous and unglamorous. From prefabricated metal buildings, mobile homes, and suburban tract homes to some of America's most refined folk styles, modernism and minimalism, our work is influenced by the artistry we see in the many grand and mundane approaches to building. Less concerned with style as much as function and context, we treat each project as an experiment in marrying our client's objectives with the characteristics of their program and site to achieve the uniqueness that is the hallmark of our work.

With an ever present focus on integration of site and structure, we also bring a fascination with how our buildings can become one with the site. Whether indenting our buildings to invite entry by the site, designing our building elements to capture incidental exterior space, or burrowing them into the site so that they can be claimed by the earth, we are always exploring the various spatial experiences that accompany this weaving process between the building and the environment.

Since 1997, Webber + Studio, located in downtown Austin, Texas has brought this sensibility to all of their projects whether residential, commercial, or institutional. We pursue projects of varying type, scale and use in an effort to constantly hone our skills and philosophy so that we may always bring the highest level of quality and value to each of our endeavors.

Getting started with Webber + Studio

What to expect when you contact an architect — general guidance from Architects List.

The first conversation
Most residential architects start with a short call or meeting to hear about your project and see whether it’s a good fit for both of you.
What to have ready
Where the project is, roughly what you’d like to build, and a budget and timing if you know them. A few photos of work you like help too. “Not sure yet” is a fine answer.
Fees
How fees work varies by firm. Some first meetings are free; some firms charge for a site visit or feasibility study. It’s fine to ask Webber + Studio directly.

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Austin

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