SHM Architects, PLLC is a boutique design studio founded in 2005 in Dallas, Texas. Principals David Stocker, Mark Hoesterey, Enrique Montenegro, and Nicholas McWhirter have assembled a gifted team focused on generating thoughtful architecture and interiors that are simultaneously logical and beautiful. Our process is rooted in an obsession with the craft, and results in personalized, luxurious designs that are always aspirational.
We are passionate lifestyle curators who firmly believe time and heartfelt principles lead to beautiful, bespoke solutions. This philosophy has inspired a body of widely published and award-winning work in a variety of styles, in locations across North America. In 2019, SHM launched its first satellite studio in Crested Butte, Colorado, reflecting a sustained commitment to servicing clients across the Mountain West region.
We balance our passion for design with a humble approach toward our clients, a cherished family atmosphere in the office, and a heart for service in our community.
We are passionate lifestyle curators who firmly believe time and heartfelt principles lead to beautiful, bespoke solutions. This philosophy has inspired a body of widely published and award-winning work in a variety of styles, in locations across North America. In 2019, SHM launched its first satellite studio in Crested Butte, Colorado, reflecting a sustained commitment to servicing clients across the Mountain West region.
We balance our passion for design with a humble approach toward our clients, a cherished family atmosphere in the office, and a heart for service in our community.
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Every work of architecture begins its life with an agenda.
We believe it is critical to recognize the truth that many architects hesitate to admit, which is: very few projects reflect solely the architect's agenda in the end.
To produce anything truly custom and lasting, we need the collaborative input of the owner, builder, interior designer, landscape architect, lighting designer, trim carpenter, stone mason, and the entirety of every effort from all others touching the project who believe in the craft just as deeply as the architect.
We believe it is critical to recognize the truth that many architects hesitate to admit, which is: very few projects reflect solely the architect's agenda in the end.
To produce anything truly custom and lasting, we need the collaborative input of the owner, builder, interior designer, landscape architect, lighting designer, trim carpenter, stone mason, and the entirety of every effort from all others touching the project who believe in the craft just as deeply as the architect.
Set atop an outcropping of fossil-riddled limestone, this ranch residence offers panoramic views toward the Red River from nearly every room.
SHM developed a forward-looking design combining the rustic charm of natural field stone and contemporary details in steel and glass.
The main living spaces and master suite are separated from two guest suites by a screened-porch breezeway and outdoor fireplace at the "bend" in the floor plan.
By turning the guest suites slightly north, the guest wing frames views toward a wildflower field that turns bright yellow each year at the first signs of spring.
SHM developed a forward-looking design combining the rustic charm of natural field stone and contemporary details in steel and glass.
The main living spaces and master suite are separated from two guest suites by a screened-porch breezeway and outdoor fireplace at the "bend" in the floor plan.
By turning the guest suites slightly north, the guest wing frames views toward a wildflower field that turns bright yellow each year at the first signs of spring.
Breaking ground summer 2020, 33 Aperture Way is a custom single-family residence designed by SHM Architects on Lot 6 at Aperture in Crested Butte, Colorado.
At an elevation of 8,885 feet in the West Elk Mountains, the neighborhood provides a beautiful launchpad for year-round outdoor adventures.
33 Aperture Way sits on a 0.51 acre homesite, and will provide 5,414 square feet of finished interior living space.
Flooring will be wood, stone, tile and carpet and finishes in the kitchen and bathrooms will be stone and tile.
At an elevation of 8,885 feet in the West Elk Mountains, the neighborhood provides a beautiful launchpad for year-round outdoor adventures.
33 Aperture Way sits on a 0.51 acre homesite, and will provide 5,414 square feet of finished interior living space.
Flooring will be wood, stone, tile and carpet and finishes in the kitchen and bathrooms will be stone and tile.
Conceived as a shared resource among surrounding properties in an urban infill context, this Amenities Park serves as a community focal point year-round.
A simple pavilion structure houses a small sales office, community living room, and cabana bath in addition to vertical streetfront presence and branding via bold color and neon signage.
Pool and outdoor patio areas beyond provide gathering spaces of multiple scales.
The Mondara is a 35-unit luxury home community on Abbott Avenue between Knox Street and Armstrong Parkway in Highland Park, Texas.
A simple pavilion structure houses a small sales office, community living room, and cabana bath in addition to vertical streetfront presence and branding via bold color and neon signage.
Pool and outdoor patio areas beyond provide gathering spaces of multiple scales.
The Mondara is a 35-unit luxury home community on Abbott Avenue between Knox Street and Armstrong Parkway in Highland Park, Texas.
Nestled on the eastern bank of the Slate River at the base of Mount Crested Butte, the Aperture Multipurpose Pavilion will serve as a landmark community hub for gatherings year-round.
The pavilion is conceived as an open-air shelter offering enough space for family picnics, a respite from the weather, or a quiet moment to reflect on the beauty of the mountain.
Exposed lacy steel structural elements combined with timber roof framing give a contemporary nod to the vernacular building history of the mountain west.
The pavilion is conceived as an open-air shelter offering enough space for family picnics, a respite from the weather, or a quiet moment to reflect on the beauty of the mountain.
Exposed lacy steel structural elements combined with timber roof framing give a contemporary nod to the vernacular building history of the mountain west.
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