MJ Neal, Architect :: The Ramp House, 2002. This widely-published award-winning home is named for the gracefully sloping interior walkway that provides vertical circulation and spatial delineation throughout the house. The open plan is inverted, like a beach house, with beds and baths below and living areas above, and a capacious roof deck on top. Custom made to the architect's exacting specifications, all the details are clearly thought out. Glass walls fold to become skylights and full-height sliding doors open to exterior courtyards, flooding the interior with natural light. Sophisticated finishes: hand-crafted structural steel, polished concrete, exotic hardwoods, black quartz, limestone counters, handmade tile, stainless appliances, European fixtures. Sensitive to the scale and proportions of the old Austin neighborhood, yet revolutionary in its impact, this urban intervention has withstood the test of time and remains one of the finest examples of this masterful architect's work.
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