The Peralta residence is a 6,800 sq. ft. building, including two double-car garages in the Coronado Estates Subdivision. This Mexican colonial style home features exterior limestone columns, arches, and facade details.
The multi-level open floor plan includes decorative limestone columns, arches, and ceilings, as well as custom designed marble and hardwood floorings, creating a luxurious and spacious living environment.
A distinct architectural style characterized by the use of natural materials such as stone, stucco, and wood. Key features often include arches, heavy wooden doors, courtyards, and decorative elements like limestone columns and wrought iron, reflecting the Spanish colonial heritage of Mexico.
An interior layout design where common areas (like the living room, dining room, and kitchen) flow into one another without full walls or doors. In a multi-level context, this openness extends vertically, using split-levels or mezzanines to create visual connections between different floors.
Comprehensive architectural services for single-family homes, including initial concept design, schematic design, design development, construction documentation, and construction administration for new builds and extensive renovations.
