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Drooopi


— Work

  1. One House Per Day: Element House(s)
  2. A+D Museum:
    Misbehaving Monument
  3. A+D Museum Redux: Monuments to Maximalism
  4. LowRise LA: Floating Bungalows
  5. Broken Tools Series
  6. Acrylic Mountains
  7. A+D Museum Future of _Space: Corporate Marketecture
  8. Manhattan Central Library Tower
  9. 8x1 House
  10. Digital Rocks
  11. Learning from Lampasas
  12. Micropolitan Texas
  13. Discrete Timbers
  14. Onda Wall
  15. Paper Trails
  16. Inverted House
  17. Brentwood Residence
  18. Blackland Village
  19. Kinetohaus

— Media

  1. Foam is the Future (ISSUE:Copy)
  2. The Architect’s Newspaper
  3. Architect in the Machine
  4. Digital Baroque
  5. Flattening the Digital and the Phyiscal
  6. TEDxUTAustin, “Hyperobjects: Aesthetic Philosophy for Sustainable Architecture”
  7. Simplicity is Dead

 —Info

  1. Drooopi is a silly acronym for Davis Richardson Office of Objects, Projects, and Images, which is a silly way of saying we design and make drawings of things and spaces.  
Mark



Brentwood Residence   

When asked to design a significant renovation on an existing middle Tennessee farmhouse, an idea about utilizing typical farmhouse narratives - metal roofing, board and batten siding, large porches, dormers - translated into a more contemporary, if subdued, approach to create a T-shaped plan with an addition on the back to open out to an existing stone courtyard and garden. The entire house is wrapped in a new porch covered by a columnless, cantilevered metal roof whose form curves and lofts to soften the connection to the surrounding land.








“Dormers” are replaced with vertical skylight solar chimneys, and the battens of the board and batten siding are a variable pattern, based on projecting the existing and future outbuildings through the main house.

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