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The large boathouse features walls of glass and original artwork by David Novros, creating an unexpectedly refined atmosphere.

The 760sf flex space is large enough for guests and creative endeavors.

The new studio is full of light and intended as a flexible space for guests, home office, or creative space. The oversized sliding doors expose the kitchen while tucking the bedroom away.

The Backyard Lounge and Office is 330 square feet and features windows on all sides.

A snug attic room.

An abundance of natural light creates ideal work conditions for the client, while the one-inch-thick insulated glass helps mitigate solar heat gain.

Two white pocket-doors flanking the stainless steel work station conceal storage (to the right) and a hallway (to the left) that connects to the existing home and a bathroom.

Working with his colleagues at Austin Maynard Architects, architect Andrew Maynard added a 184-square-foot, sun-saturated greenhouse extension to his existing 364-square-foot home, and the new space serves as an office for him and his team.

The studio fireplace is a custom design by OOPEAA, and one of the elements that will allow the house to go off the grid.

Here Tim tinkers with works-in-progress in his studio space, situated across the courtyard from Nathalie’s.

Architect William Carpenter, glimpsed in his second-floor design studio, built Lightroom 2.0 to sit unobtrusively among its 1920s neighbors in Decatur.

The studio is also complete with a kitchen and a sleeping loft so that it can serve as self-sufficient guest quarters.