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Strata entry auto court

STRATA feature 3

STRATA owners' private sitting area

DW project Oynx at Crown Canyon entry to main house

DW project Moody Modern pool + patio

DW project Moody Modern patio

DW project Cozy Camelview great room to patio 1

Drewett Works project Up and Away backyard

Now and Zen - architecture by Drewett Works

Drewett Works' project Water's Edge–living room at dusk

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Lakeside Haven Redefines Lake Havasu Living in ICONIC LIFE

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Jul 25

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Some of the most meaningful spaces within a home are not designed for entertaining—they are designed for restoration.

In this Naples, FL, residence, wellness was a guiding principle from the outset. A dedicated fitness suite, sauna, cold plunge, and recovery spaces were carefully integrated into the architecture, creating opportunities for movement, reflection, and renewal throughout the day.

The result is a private retreat designed not only for living but also for well-being.

Project Details // Nouveau Naples
Architect: Drewett Works
Builder: DeAngelis Diamond Construction
Interior designer: Ownby Design
Landscape architect: Outside Productions, Inc.
Photographer: Kevin Brost
Videographer: Dream Light Visuals

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Jul 24

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Architecture is a practice of continual refinement.

As Drewett Works has evolved over the past 25 years, one principle has remained constant: technology should support the creative process, not replace it.

A recent feature in Architect Magazine explores how our team continues to integrate new tools and workflows while maintaining the highly customized, collaborative approach that defines our work.

Innovation is most meaningful when it strengthens authorship, craftsmanship, and the client experience.

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Jul 23

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Hillsides rarely give up their secrets easily—every site has its own logic.

At Hummingbird Modern, understanding the land comes before shaping the architecture. The home's form, orientation, and relationship to the landscape are informed by the unique opportunities presented by its hillside setting.

Rather than imposing a vision upon the site, the design seeks to reveal what is already there.

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Project Details // Hummingbird Modern
Location: Paradise Valley, AZ
Architecture: Drewett Works
Interior design: Drewett Works
Landscape architecture: Greey|Pickett

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Jul 18

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Architecture begins with a responsibility to place.

At Skyfold, that responsibility informed every decision—from the layered roofline that welcomes natural light into the home to the expansive glazing that maintains a constant connection to Camelback Mountain.

Rather than competing with the landscape, the residence is composed to engage it, creating a dialogue between architecture, light, and the surrounding desert.

The result is a home shaped by reverence for its setting and designed to enrich the experience of living within it.

Project Details//Skyfold
Location: Paradise Valley, AZ
Architecture: Drewett Works
Builder: Bedbrock Developers
Interiors: Ownby Design
Landscape design: Premier Hardscape & Design, LLC
Photography: Kevin Brost
Videography: Phoenix Drone Service
Stone wall: Solstice Stone

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Jul 17

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Architecture is an act of composition.

Every line, proportion, and relationship contributes to the experience of a place long before construction begins.

The most enduring homes are not assembled. They are authored.

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Jul 16

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Perched on a narrow 50-foot lot above Lake Havasu, this residence is a study in restraint.

Rather than maximizing square footage, the design prioritizes experience—framing views, creating meaningful connections between indoor and outdoor spaces, and allowing the lake itself to become part of the architecture.

The result is a home that feels expansive not because of its size, but because of its relationship to place.

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Project Details // Lakeside Haven

Location: Marina View Havasu Riviera, Lake Havasu, AZ
Architect: Drewett Works
Builder: Mountain Desert Development
Interior designer: Ownby Design
Landscape architect: Greey|Pickett
Photographer: Kevin Brost

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Jul 14

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Certain projects become defining moments in a practice.

Not because of their scale, but because of the opportunity they present to engage deeply with site, landscape, and architecture.

Rising from a dramatic mountainside setting, this residence reflects a commitment to creating architecture that belongs to its place rather than simply occupying it.

Architect: Drewett Works
Builder: Schultz Development

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Jul 11

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In the desert, a courtyard is more than an outdoor room.

At Courtyard Reflection, the central court serves as the organizing principle of the home—bringing light into the interior, creating refuge from the surrounding climate, and establishing a constant dialogue between architecture, mountains, water, and sky.

The result is architecture shaped not by spectacle, but by desert intelligence: an understanding of how light, shade, water and proportion can elevate everyday living.

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Project Details // Courtyard Reflection

Location: Paradise Valley, Arizona
Architecture: Drewett Works
Interiors: Ownby Design
Builder: BedBrock Development
Landscape: Greey | Pickett
Photography: Kevin Brost

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Jul 9

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The art of hospitality begins long before guests arrive.

At Aravella, architecture shapes the experience of gathering through a sequence of welcoming spaces that connect indoors and out. Expansive openings, layered outdoor rooms, and carefully framed views encourage conversation, celebration, and everyday connection.

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Project Details // Aravella
Location: Paradise Valley, AZ
Community: Cameldale Estates
Architecture: Drewett Works
Builder: Bedbrock Developers
Interior design: Ownby Design
Interior furnishings: IMI Design
Landscape architecture: Greey|Pickett
Photography: Kevin Brost

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Jul 7

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Behind every residence is a story.

Each month, we share a curated look at the projects, ideas, and milestones shaping life at Drewett Works—from newly completed residences and homes on the boards to features and firm updates.

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Project Details // Moody Modern
Location: Paradise Valley, AZ
Architecture: Drewett Works
Builder: Brimley Development
Renovation: True North Builders
Interior design: Holly Wright Design
Landscape design: Berghoff Design Group
Photography: Kevin Brost
Patio furniture: John Brooks