Victory Reserve Development

The Victory Reserve development is a series of two single-family residences located on Victory Drive in Acres Homes, Houston. The homes situate the public spaces such as the living, dining and kitchen on the first floor easily accessible to the yard. On the second floor are the private spaces, including two secondary bedrooms, a study, and the primary suite. The Victory Reserve homes feature contemporary designs by Antonio Rueda, a talented architect from Mexico City, Mexico. Antonio is a partner in Urbatechture, the owner and developer of the development.

Rachel & Knox Development

Experience contemporary living at Rachel and Knox, a carefully crafted residential development in Houston by Urbatechture with collaboration of Moment Architects. The contemporary design of the homes at Rachel and Knox is a harmonious blend of modern aesthetics and functional living. Urbatechture has infused the homes with a touch of modern accents, creating an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and welcoming. The Rachel and Knox homes feature contemporary designs by Antonio Rueda, a talented architect from Mexico City, Mexico. Antonio is a partner in Urbatechture, the owner and developer of the development.

Spring Gardens

The Spring Gardens Duplex development is located on Spring Stuebner road in Spring, TX. Our contrasting color scheme is strategically crafted to highlight the distinctions between the two model homes. The layout of the Spring Gardens is made up of 48 homes or 23 duplex building with 2 individual single family units with a private park for the community to enjoy.

Riata Residence

The Riata residence is a custom home located in Magnolia, Texas. It was initially crafted through a dynamic play of adding and subtracting volumes, allowing for expansive windows that flood the interior with natural light. The design's modern aesthetic is further accentuated by cleverly concealing downspouts behind copper-colored louvers. The exterior showcases a striking combination of white stucco, glossy black Alpolic tiles, and Shou Sugi Ban wood accents in recessed areas, creating a sophisticated contrast.

Inside, the home continues its sleek, modern theme with large marble accent walls, LED fiber walls, and a neutral color palette throughout. The open-concept layout seamlessly integrates the kitchen, living, and dining areas, offering breathtaking views of the infinity pool, which appears to merge with the landscape beyond. Additional features include a media room, a gym, and a spacious 3 car garage.

Buttonbush Remodel

This newly renovated saltbox-style home in The Woodlands, Texas, is a project completed in collaboration with Paula Bullard Design. The renovation encompasses both the exterior and interior, transforming the entire property. The vision for the exterior was to preserve the classic saltbox design while adding a modern twist, featuring crisp, sharp edges and natural materials.

The combination of stone and smooth stucco enhances the facade, creating a sense of movement. The color palette for both the exterior and interior includes neutral whites, beiges, natural wood, and black accents. Paula Bullard Design’s interior finishes make the home feel modern, cozy, and luxurious. Standout features include the impressive kitchen, master bathroom, and living room, all flooded with natural light.

The project is a collaboration with Paula Bullard Design.

Lake View Circle

Lake View Circle is a custom home located in Montgomery, TX on the shore of Lake Conroe. This home has been designed with influences from the Modern Prairie style popularized by Frank Lloyd Wright. The open living area lets in ample light and trails off into private spaces on either side, with a mezzanine level above. The porte cochere connects the house with the three-car garage outfitted with a separate golf cart area and conditioned second level.

Rosedown Circle Remodel

The Rosedown Circle Remodel turned a maze-like layout into an open-concept living and kitchen space which redefined the heart of the home. We removed key interior partitions, creating a seamless flow between the living room and kitchen. The addition of large windows and glass doors leading to the extended outdoor patio opens up the space and floods it with natural light. The addition of a sleek metal roof modernizes the exterior and provides shelter for the expanded outdoor kitchen, allowing homeowners to entertain seamlessly through indoors and outdoors. This open layout not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the house but also encourages a more communal and interactive lifestyle.

The project is a collaboration with Sneller Custom Homes and Remodeling.

Kemah Crossing Amenity Center

Kemah Crossing Recreation Center is a recreation center for a new single family residential community by Meritage Homes in Kemah, Texas. Moment worked in collaboration with Landology to provide amenities to the residents, blending nature and architecture to promote interactive and fun outdoor experiences. The amenities include a covered open-air pavilion, swimming pool, playground, green space, grill area, and restrooms.

Moment proposed a village concept where each structure is laid out separately while being linked through landscaping to allow exploration and different gathering points within the site. The landscape architecture furthers this village concept with different outdoor functions for all ages, with walkways connecting the different amenities. 

The pavilion structure defines the entry into the recreation center with a open-air structure that mimics the entry monuments of the community. Creating a cohesive architectural language throughout the development was important to Moment and Landology, and we worked together to achieve this with materiality and architectural forms. We blended architecture and landscape by utilizing wood elements, which we incorporated into the sliding gate into the pool area from the pavilion as well as the trellis at the restroom building, providing separation and privacy with design. The same trellis design was carried through the pavilion structure where the downslope of the roof edges ended with horizontal louvers. Rain drip chains were incorporated for a tranquil touch to bridge the structure and the landscape. 

TheMission Church

TheMission Church is a new construction worship project that stands as a testament to thoughtful design and purposeful architecture. The exterior of the Lutheran church is adorned with multi-colored brick, complemented by bronze accents along the fascia and gutters, creating a harmonious and inviting facade. The arched emblematic entry sets the tone for a welcoming and sacred space. Inside, the church features a main lobby area designed for community connection, complete with a cozy fireplace and sitting area. To the left, a well-equipped kitchenette and multipurpose room cater to diverse congregational needs. On the right, the Pastor's office, closets, and utility rooms contribute to the seamless functionality of the church. The altar space boasts a hanging cross, curved walls for projection purposes, and a vaulted cathedral ceiling adorned with beautiful wood trusses. Outside, the church extends its warmth with social gathering spaces, including a fireplace and ample sitting and lounging areas. TheMission Church is a harmonious blend of aesthetic appeal and functional design, creating a sacred space for community connection and spiritual growth.

Hands of Justice ERC

The Hands of Justice are a non-profit organization that envisioned their future headquarters and expansion to provide accommodation for human-trafficking survivors. Moment Architects provided a transformative initiative, envisioning an Economic Empowerment Center designed to serve as a safe haven and educational hub. Comprising of two distinct buildings, the first building houses the administration and counseling center, while the second is dedicated to the living quarters of the survivors. The central concept aims at fostering a holistic recovery process, providing shelter, therapy, counseling, and a restorative environment for survivors to regain control over their lives and thrive in the future. At the heart of the design is an open courtyard, surrounded by various social areas, fostering a sense of freedom and control for the survivors. This intentional layout encourages gradual engagement with on-site staff, promoting a supportive environment that empowers survivors on their journey to reintegrate into society, free from the clutches of trafficking. The project stands as a beacon of hope, seeking to break the cycle and empower survivors toward a brighter future.