3313 Hemlock Ave. House: A Mid-Century Modern Home by Chioco Design in Austin, Texas
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Mat Watts
Summary
A detailed architectural feature on the 3313 Hemlock Ave. House, a mid-century modern home in Austin, Texas, designed in 2019 by Chioco Design under principal Jamie Chioco. The article showcases the home's design philosophy, materials, spatial layout, and integration with its natural surroundings, highlighting the restoration and modernization of mid-century aesthetics.
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· 3 pulledJamie Chioco, principal at Chioco Design, led the project with a focus on preserving mid-century character.
The design emphasizes a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces.
Natural materials and clean lines define the home's restrained yet warm aesthetic.
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