Drewett Works Architecture

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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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Oct 27

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The architecture doesn’t end at the glass.

At Collector's Paradise, sheltered terraces extend the rooms outward, while deep roof planes create shade and frame long views across the desert landscape.

From day into evening, the architecture becomes a backdrop for life outdoors—connected to the golf course, the mountains, and the changing Arizona sky.

The expression may change from desert to waterfront to mountain, but the objective remains the same: architecture that strengthens our connection to the place around us.

Project: Collector's Paradise
Scottsdale, AZ
Architecture: Drewett Works
Photography: Grey Crawford

#IndoorOutdoorLiving #LuxuryHomeArchitect #CustomResidentialArchitecture #ScottsdaleHomes #ArchitectureShapedByLandscape

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Oct 24

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When the collection is extraordinary, restraint becomes part of the architecture.

At Collector's Paradise, the rooms were conceived to support the art rather than compete with it. Cantera stone, chopped sandstone, copper, and stucco create warmth and texture while maintaining a quiet architectural backdrop.

For us, designing a custom residence begins with understanding what matters to the people who will live there. Here, architecture and collection become inseparable—each giving greater meaning to the other.

Project: Collector's Paradise
Scottsdale, AZ
Architecture: Drewett Works
Interiors: Luis Ortega Interiors
Photography: Grey Crawford

#ArchitectureAndArt #LuxuryResidentialArchitecture #ResidentialDesign #ScottsdaleArchitecture #ArtCollectors

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Oct 23

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One gesture. Two views.

The defining roof form of this Estancia residence—affectionately called “the wing” by its owner—changes character according to what it frames: opening vertically toward Pinnacle Peak and horizontally toward the golf course.

Deep overhangs and recessed glass temper the desert sun, giving the composition its distinctive layers of shade and shadow.

The architecture belongs here because it was conceived for here.

That idea—designing from the land outward—is central to our work, whether the landscape is desert, mountain, waterfront, or urban.

Project: Collector's Paradise
Scottsdale, AZ
Architecture: Drewett Works
Photography: Grey Crawford

#ParadiseValleyArchitect #ScottsdaleArchitect #LuxuryResidentialArchitecture #DesertModern #ArchitectureRootedInPlace

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Oct 22

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Arrival is an experience, not simply an entrance.

Garden, architecture, and art unfold in sequence at this Estancia residence, creating a transition from the Sonoran Desert into a home conceived as a collection of carefully framed moments.

By evening, the courtyard becomes another kind of gallery—one shaped by light, shadow, and landscape.

Architecture rooted in place begins with understanding how a home is approached, discovered, and ultimately experienced.

Project: Collector's Paradise
Scottsdale, AZ
Architecture: Drewett Works
Interiors: Luis Ortega Interiors
Photography: Grey Crawford

#ScottsdaleArchitecture #ArizonaArchitect #CustomHomeDesign #ResidentialArchitecture #DesertArchitecture

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Oct 20

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A house designed around the art of collecting.

At Collector's Paradise, architecture becomes both gallery and frame—created to hold an extraordinary collection of sculpture, paintings, tapestry, and cultural antiquities without competing for attention.

A restrained material palette and carefully composed spaces allow each object to find its own place within the architecture. The result is a home shaped as much by its owners and their collection as by its remarkable desert setting.

Project: Collector's Paradise
Scottsdale, Arizona
Architecture: Drewett Works
Interiors: Luis Ortega Interiors
Photography: Grey Crawford

#ScottsdaleArchitect #ParadiseValleyArchitect #ArchitectureAndArt #EstanciaScottsdale

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Oct 17

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Set against Camelback Mountain, this Paradise Valley, Arizona, residence is conceived as a study in mass and void—a sculptural composition of folded forms, monolithic planes, and carefully carved space.

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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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Oct 16

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A little room with a major point of view. In the Moody Modern powder bath, sweeping cranes and dragonflies animate Gucci’s richly hued wallcovering, while sculptural lighting, a faceted mirror, and restrained finishes strike just the right balance between whimsy and sophistication.

Interior design by Holly Wright Design.
Architecture by Drewett Works.
Photography by Kevin Brost.

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Oct 15

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New View is officially in print.

Across an eight-page chapter devoted to C.P. Drewett and Skyfold, author Beth Buckley explores a residence shaped by layered geometry, desert light and the relationship between building and site.

New View: A Curated Visual Gallery—Twenty Magnificent Homes by Mountain West Architects is available now through Benton Buckley Books.

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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

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Oct 13

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From the first pour at the bar to the last light across the pool, Skyfold is designed for life to unfold without a hard boundary between indoors and out. Here, the living room extends beyond its walls and into the landscape.

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

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Oct 10

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The kitchen and great room of Aravella are structured around clean lines, open volumes, and cobblestone walls that convey a sense of timeless materiality.

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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