I am pretty sure this was listed prior at least once. Updated listing, price + pictures.
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I am pretty sure this was listed prior at least once. Updated listing, price + pictures.
Great photo blog of one man’s journey remodeling an AD Stenger home. Looks like it is coming along nice and can’t wait to see it mostly finished (no home is ever ‘finished’ it seems). Above is the ‘before’ picture, I believe.
The common thread between the Tour de France and the Lundgren & Mauer home (located in Taylor, Tx) is one Brent Humphreys. Brent has put together a nice website on the history of the home: The Zidell House.
Brent is an amazing photographer with a long history of cycling photography. For this year’s tour he put together a great photolog: Project Le Tour (warning, flash website).
PS. Brent if you read this, I still get your mail, you may want to update your address again 
Unlike this place, which Paul of AustinModHouse rightful points out is on BBQ away from a Burning Man exhibit, it will take more than fire (or the fall of the Soviet Union) to bring down this former ministry building in Tbilisi, Georgia. I have a fondness for brutalist bloc architecture. Sadly most of the examples in America lack a grandeur found in Europe and the Russian Bloc, Giesel Library aside.
More pictures and article about the Former Ministry of Highways building shown above.
Pre-MLS listing. It will be listed in the MLS later this week.
Per the owner:
The house is 1521 square feet with 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, and is located in an unbeatable location one block from Barton Springs and Zilker park (1006 Lund Street). The house has been well maintained. It has large windows that give a hill-side view into the canopy of a large live oak tree in back, and has a second live oak in front.
Inquires can be made with:
Linda Doughty – 472-6562 or Tony Choban – 476-5394
edit: Listing is now live in the MLS. Here for more info & pictures.
This is Chuck Voelter’s AD Stenger home in Barton Hills. I meet Chuck at a livemodern.com meet-up shortly after moving here 5 years ago. At that time I had discovered his neighborhood and the Stengers there and knew nothing about who built them; Chuck set about changing that. I still remember the pictures of the green concrete floors he uncovered as part of his restoration project.
This isn’t a modern place, however, it is a quite nice Great Hills area home owned by good friends of mine who sadly are moving from the area.
