Studio Archaeos

New Town in the snow

A house design of mine in the Mission Hills neighborhood of San Diego from about 37 years ago, before relocating to Seattle and then St. Louis.

Opportunity was sent to Mars for 90 days and wandered for nearly 15 years. Its final transmission wasn’t words, but fading data—summed up on Earth as “My battery is low and it’s getting dark.” A poetic farewell from a rover that became more than a machine.

Although we are mostly known for our work at the New Town at St. Charles, we also do more traditional work like this new home at the Missouri Bluffs.

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The Golf Cart Effect: Why Developers are Making Way for Motorized Mobility Even with no tee box in sight, golf carts have zoomed into everyday life for many master-planned developments. From Colorado to Texas to Florida, developers are rethinking mobility networks to fit this trending mode of transportation, especially for expansive master plans. “Golf cart-friendly comm...

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