Design + Build | Commissioned Work: Custom Architecture and Furnishings.

Just as every individual is unique, it is often the case that we desire something in our surroundings that is designed to either serve a particular program or function, or perhaps to serve a common function in a more specific or slightly personalized manner. In a world and age where popularity in consumerism drives our perception of quality and economies of scale make products affordable yet more and more standardized, architecture is one of the few things that regularly defy mass production. Even the finest tract homes, with their superficially applied faux features meant to differentiate one family from the next, fail to be convincing when taken en masse inside a cookie-cutter suburbia.

Custom fabricated work is a synthesis of existing built forms with reclaimed materials and new elements. Initial evaluations focus on salvage of materials, adaptation, and re-use of items on the existing site. In addition, our network of designers, contractors, fabricators, and magical gnomes have access to a vast plethora of useful things that I can’t even begin to tell you about in these short paragraphs. The result is cost savings to you because it is far more economical to re-use than to buy new, and the end product is usually a one-of-a-kind work of art that earns you bragging rights in the most elite art and design circles.

If you are looking for something that is designed and built with your needs in mind, and you haven’t been satisfied with the latest offerings from the Home Depot, then you might be just the type of enlightened soul that is ready to see what Carbon Vudu has to offer. 
 


Architectural Design:

Nobuo at the Teeter House, Phoenix, Arizona 2011