
Custom elevated and hurricane-resistant homes designed around your property, flood elevation, views, access and the way you want to live.
Coastal homes aren’t one-size-fits-all. These designs give us a practical place to begin. From there, we adapt the structure, layout and details around your property and the way you want to live.

The original Duval places two complete residences within one elevated coastal structure, giving owners flexibility for family, multi-generational living or rental use.

Building an elevated coastal home starts with understanding your property. We’ll guide you through flood elevation, foundation options, and design decisions to shape a home around your lot, your views, and the way you want to live.

Duval Fort Myers expands the Duval architecture into a larger five-bedroom single-family home, with multiple levels of living space for family, guests and coastal views.


The Gasparilla is a wide-lot, three-bedroom coastal home with an open living area, elevator and full-width covered deck designed to take advantage of waterfront views.


The Captiva combines four bedrooms and a flexible loft with an open main living area and covered outdoor spaces designed for relaxed coastal living.


Duval Key brings three bedrooms, open living areas and front-to-rear views together on one elevated floor, creating a compact coastal home for island and waterfront properties.

Every coastal property comes with its own conditions—flood elevation, lot width, access, exposure and views. We help you choose a practical starting design, then adapt the structure, layout and materials around your property and the way you want to live.

Building throughout Southwest Florida’s coastal communities, with a focus on thoughtful engineering, challenging sites, and homes designed around the property.