Robertson Design
136 East 23rd Street | Houston Texas | 77008 p 512.350.6500 cr@robdes.com
Concrete Box House - Robertson Design
The design of this relatively modest house has a definite Japanese influence. The carefully choreographed entry sequence, the material clarity, and the sculptural presence of the house …
Studio - Robertson Design
Christopher Robertson Architect. Christopher Robertson, a registered Architect, grew up in Houston and earned his Master of Architecture from the University of Texas at Austin. In 1998, …
2 Courtyard House - Robertson Design
A fairly simple house, the 2 Courtyard House has two distinctive features. One is the 35′ cantilever of the 2nd floor. The other is the atypical site plan with its dual courtyards in place of the …
Projects | Robertson Design
Photos by Jack Thompson & Christopher Robertson (Interior images withheld at owner’s request.) Houston, Texas. View Project →. Meditation Room. View Project →. North House. In …
Main Street House - Robertson Design
Robertson Design . Selected Work. 2 Courtyard House; Concrete Box House; Tiel Way House; Main Street House; Main Street Pool and Guest House; The 3 Courtyard House; Limestone …
Main Street Pool and Guest House - Robertson Design
Built in the backyard of the main street house, this structure was designed with entertaining in mind. The program includes a guest suite, 2 changing rooms, an air-conditioned pool side …
Cordell Container House - Robertson Design
This house was designed for a speculative builder, however, it sold prior to completion and thus reflects the personality of its owners. When investigating the use of containers, we quickly …
The 3 Courtyard House - Robertson Design
The owners have a large collection of Chinese antiquities including a number of large wood columns salvaged from a demolished temple. We were instructed to incorporate the columns …
Gramercy - Robertson Design
Located behind a large Shell research facility, the Gramercy house is situated on a lot that precluded a typical builder solution. Because of the lot’s shape and setbacks, the building …