Construction is progressing, and the finishes are starting to go in at the front house at Lanier Enclave. Check out these progress pictures from this week. The porch fireplace is complete. Porch ceiling has yet to be installed. The house even has a custom mailbox to match the prairie style! Inside the kitchen, cabinets are almost complete. Countertops are yet to be installed. Lots of windows bring light into the living room. Cabinets and shelves are complete in the mud room.

Here are the latest construction photos from a Lanier Enclave’s Front House. This is a custom home with Prairie style influences located in Virgina Highlands. This is the 3rd and final home in the infill development known as Lanier Enclave, located on Lanier Blvd. This home and the two completed are being built by Abraham Properties. Sheathing is complete, and windows have been installed all throughout the house. Here is a view on the back porch, looking in towards the house.

This months edition of the magazine Green Building and Design features 2 of Jones Pierce’s most sustainable projects. The first feature is a commercial project, The Monastic Heritage Center. The second feature is a residential project, The Creek House at Lanier Enclave. Both projects were done by one of our principles, Cooper Pierce. Click on the images to read the article. Thanks for the feature, Green Building & Design! Check out the blog posts below to read more about

Here are the latest interior construction progress photos from our project, Lanier Enclave Middle House. The project is scheduled to be completed by the end of September. The home is being built by Abraham Properties and is for sale here. The exterior of Lanier Middle House is complete, shifting all focus to the interior. Take note of the window design detail! On the interior, all trim-work and built-in shelving is complete. This construction crew is doing a great job paying

Here are some construction progress images of the Middle House located at 1139 Lanier Boulevard. The house part of a three-home infill development called Lanier Enclave. All three homes are being built by Joe Laster with Abraham Properties. Construction is moving along and the brickwork is almost complete. This house meets LEED-For-Homes certification, just as the Creek House did. We must give some credit to the contractor and his mason’s doing such a great job on the brick

We have just completed construction on 1141 Lanier Blvd, our first LEED certified home! This is the first home of Lanier Enclave, a 3 custom home development in Virginia Highlands. We refer to this home as “Creek House.” The unique pie shape of the “Creek House” comes from tight lot restrictions that include a 75′-0″ stream buffer to the side of the home. The classic Prairie style home fits well into the old Atlanta neighborhood, but also brings touches of modern living and d

Determining the Sustainability Prescription for Your Home Renovation Large overhangs shade this Lake Lanier home’s large windows which maximize view and natural light. Sustainable building Sustainability is the new frontier of residential design and construction. Key stakeholders are working hard to have a say in what is green and why. Government has been quick to incent sustainable building. And most importantly, owners are increasingly asking for it. Everyone involved in a

Here are some interior progress photos of Creek House in Virginia Highlands. This home will be LEED-For-Homes certified. It is being built by Abraham Properties and is expected to be completed in January. The family room of creek house will contain stained coffers, a masonry fireplace, and a TV cabinet. The masonry and trim-work is completed. The dining room trim work is complete in Creek House. Trim work is complete in the formal living room and kitchen. Cabinets are up in t

Lanier Enclave Lanier Enclave is a new three-home development in Virginia Highlands neighborhood of Atlanta. All three homes will be prairie style and designed by Jones Pierce. “Creek House” is the first of these homes to be built. It is located at the rear of the property, along the creek. The unique shape of the home is due to the tight restrictions of the lot, including a 75 foot stream buffer. This home is LEED-for-Homes certified! Lanier Enclave Site Plan Creek House Ba