Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) is an exciting material we have been building with for two years. It is a lightweight block with the sculptural features of adobe but offering better insulating and sound performance as well as being totally fireproof. To learn more about this material go to www.e-crete.com

We have the ability to build in numerous different systems and can work with your aesthetic desires and budget to find the best system for the home of your dreams, from adobe mud and straw to autoclaved aerated concrete to frame to anything in between.

We are dedicated to taking advantage of the technology available today in the building industry. This includes green building techniques, non-toxic methods for chemically sensitive clients, information technology, permaculture and greywater systems.

We invite you to explore our portfolio of homes with examples of different styles and building systems including Autoclaved Aerated Concrete. Ray loves a challenge, and is open to your ideas.

Pueblo#1
Thick-wall frame and brick floors.

Pueblo#2
Thick-wall frame and tile floors.

Pueblo#3
Thick-wall frame and concrete floors.

Pueblo#4
Autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) and brick floors.

Pueblo Contemporary 2004 Parade Entry
2004 Haciendas Parade of Homes entry.

Pueblo Contemporary #1
Autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) and concrete floors.

Pueblo Contemporary Classic #2
Thick-wall frame and tile floors.

Pueblo Contemporary #3
Frame and concrete floors.

Territorial
Adobe and brick floors.

Northern New Mexico
Autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) and brick floors.

Renovation 2004 Parade Entry
This is our Renovation entry for the 2004 Haciendas Parade of Homes.

Renovation
Adobe and thick-wall frame, brick and wood floors.

Contemporary Postmodern
Frame and concrete floors.