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Warm timber cabinetry, integrated appliances, and stone countertops create a refined kitchen designed to fit visually within the larger open-plan living environment.

A sun-shaded entry sequence framed by textured concrete walls and drought-tolerant planting creates a gradual transition from the exposed desert landscape.

The elongated pool extends the strong horizontal geometry of the architecture into the landscape. Broad horizontal roof planes extend beyond the glazed facade to provide passive shading.

Balancing privacy, passive cooling, and expansive mountain views within the arid California landscape, High Desert's rectilinear volumes utilize deep roof overhangs and recessed glazing to reduce solar exposure.

High Desert by Barnes Coy Architects reinterprets Palm Springs desert modernism through low horizontal forms, shaded outdoor living spaces, and a restrained palette of concrete, timber, stone, and weathered metal. 

A new pedestrian walkway was created to connect Hanover Quay and Green Street East.

The angled brick façades define the new pedestrian walkway with a rhythm of recessed balconies and carefully proportioned openings that reinforce the project's urban grain.

The streetside elevation balances solid masonry with deeply recessed glazing, creating solar protection while emphasizing the sculptural massing of the six-story, 40-unit residential block.

The Reflecto is a mixed used project that combines contemporary urban housing with sustainable mixed-use planning through a six-story L-shaped (duel aspect) residential block, pedestrian streetscapes and LEED Gold commercial component.

A collaborative project brought together by Warren and Mahoney with Moller Architects and Woods Bagot.