O’Neill McVoy designs Houston house as “mini-manifesto against adjacent McMansions”
New York-based studio O’Neill McVoy Architects has created a grey stucco house with a Z-shaped plan and an upward-pitched roof in Houston. The 3,175-square-foot (300 square metres) home was completed in 2020 to replace a 1950s residence that was destroyed by Hurricane Harvey in 2017, a Category 4 storm that caused extensive damage and loss
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