Front of Project 1632, a brick and cream stone home with steep gables, dark trim and a side-entry garage

Client build ยท Jackson County, Georgia

Project 1632

Brick and stone, built on the owners' own land.

Their land, their plans, our build.

Partial floor plan drawing of the primary bath, toilet room and walk-in closet
From the plans: the primary bath and closet, shown in part

Project 1632 was built for a family on a lot they already owned. It's their home rather than a listing, so we're keeping this one to a handful of photos from along the way.

Warm red-brown brick and cream cut stone trade places across a run of steep gables, with herringbone brick panels set into the peaks, corbeled brick under the eaves, soldier-course headers over the windows and dark trim throughout. Inside, coffered ceilings, wide-plank floors and a bright room tucked up under the roofline.

  • Built forPrivate client
  • ExteriorBrick and cut stone
  • DetailsHerringbone gable panels
  • GarageSide-entry
  • CeilingsCoffered
  • Built2025 to 2026

The build

From two samples to a finished house.

Most of what we shot on this one was progress photos for the owners. A few of them tell the story well enough: the brick and stone chosen on site, the house closed in over the winter, the masonry going up in spring and the finished front by early summer.

  1. Brick and stone sample boards propped up on the lot
    01SelectionsBrick and stone samples compared side by side on the lot, in real daylight.
  2. Project 1632 framed, roofed and wrapped with scaffolding up
    02Dried inFramed, roofed and wrapped, with the windows set and the first brick going on.
  3. Cut stone and brick going up across the front gables
    03MasonryStone and brick climbing the front while drywall and coffered ceilings went up inside.
  4. Finished brick and stone front of Project 1632
    04FinishedMasonry and trim complete, walks poured and floors down.

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