Wall Street Journal: iPad Controlled Home
Wall Street Journal: iPad Controlled Home
Smartphones and tablets have reduced the cost of home automation…Read More
MODERN ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN SOCIETY: MODERN HOME TOUR 2018
Modern Home Tour 2018
Verde Builders Custom Homes® is excited to feature one of our projects on Garden Street in the Austin Modern Home Tour. Interview with Daniel Reeves, Preside…Read More
MODERN ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN SOCIETY : Q & A
Eastside Elegance with Verde Builders Custom Homes®
We spoke with Verde Builders Custom Homes® owner Daniel Reeves to learn more about one of our favorite projects on the 2018 Austin Modern Home Tour. Be sure to check out our Video Interview with Daniel as well! Read More…
MODERN HOME TOUR 2018
MODERN HOME TOUR 2018
CULTURE MAP: AUSTIN MODERN HOMES
CULTURE MAP: AUSTIN MODERN HOMES
Inside 5 stunning spaces featured on the Austin Modern Home Tour
By Nicole Raney Feb 22, 2017, 9:30 am
The Austin Modern Home Tour returns for its ninth year on Saturday, February 25, giving you the opportunity to step inside some of the city’s best examples of modern design. The tour founded by Krisstina Wise of The GoodLife Team and produced by The Modern Architecture + Design Society, allows attendees to visit with architects and designers at 13 featured homes — four of which are on the market right now. Tickets cost $35 and can be purchased ahead of time here. Admission is $40 at the door; children under 12 are free. Read More…
MODERN ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN SOCIETY: MODERN HOME TOUR 2017
Modern Home Tour Austin 2017 by Verde Builders Custom Homes®
Daniel Reeves, President of Verde Builders interview about the design they are featuring in the 2017 Modern Home Tour Austin at 1207 E. 13th Street…Read More
KUT -Austin’s NPR Station: Daniel Reeves Interview
Near 12th & Chicon, Rising Land Values Mean a Tension Between New and Old
By MAGGIE RIVAS-RODRIGUEZ • OCT 13, 2016
Eight years ago, homebuilder Daniel Reeves visited the corner of 12th and Chicon for the first time and happened upon a street brawl. These days, instead of street brawls, there are people walking dogs and parents pushing baby strollers. Wealthier — and whiter — residents are moving in.
Today, Reeves lives in the neighborhood himself and builds homes there. But what does that mean for the residents who have long called this place home? Read More…