By county
Start here if you are not sure which city, if any, reviews your land.
County-wideFort Bend County
Cities, their ETJs and a wide stretch of unincorporated land — the county reviews everything the cities do not, and knowing which one has your address changes the drawings.View the Fort Bend County page →
County-wideHarris County
No zoning anywhere in the county, which is not the same as no rules — your plat, your deed and the floodplain maps decide what can be built.View the Harris County page →
County-wideBrazoria County
Suburban at the top, coastal at the bottom — the further south your land sits, the more the wind and the water decide how the house is built.View the Brazoria County page →
County-wideWaller County
Open country northwest of Houston, where most land sits outside any city — and with nobody inspecting the work, the drawings are what protect you.View the Waller County page →By city
Grouped by the county each one sits in. Katy spans two.
Fort Bend CountyCounty page →
Fort Bend CountySugar Land
A city of master-planned neighborhoods with architectural control committees — and older lakeside lots where a teardown and rebuild is the only way to get a custom home.View the Sugar Land page →
Fort Bend CountyRichmond
Our home ground — the county seat, where city limits, ETJ and unincorporated acreage sit within a few miles of each other and decide which office reviews your plans.View the Richmond page →
Fort Bend CountyFulshear
Prairie edge and pasture acreage on the fastest-growing side of the county, where lot sizes still allow a house to spread out and face its land.View the Fulshear page →
Fort Bend CountyMissouri City
A city split across two counties and two drainage regimes, with mature Sienna and Quail Valley lots that reward careful infill design.View the Missouri City page →
Fort Bend / Harris CountyKaty
Three counties meet here, and the address on the mailbox rarely tells you which one permits your build — Katy is where jurisdiction homework pays off most.View the Katy page →
Fort Bend CountyRosenberg
Where Fort Bend still trades land for value — bigger lots and lower cost per acre than anywhere else this close to Houston.View the Rosenberg page →
Fort Bend CountyNeedville
Working farmland at the south end of the county, where a house is one part of a property that also has to earn its keep.View the Needville page →
Fort Bend CountySimonton
A small river town wrapped by a bend in the Brazos, where the ground you build on sets the floor height before the plan ever gets drawn.View the Simonton page →
Fort Bend CountyPecan Grove
A grown-in golf course community from the seventies and eighties — mature trees, generous lots, and houses now old enough to be worth reworking.View the Pecan Grove page →Harris CountyCounty page →
Harris CountyCypress
Unincorporated Harris County, so there is no city hall to answer to — your deed restrictions and your MUD do that job instead.View the Cypress page →
Harris CountyBellaire
A city inside a city, where nearly every custom home starts by taking one down — and the replacement answers to Bellaire’s own rules, not Houston’s.View the Bellaire page →
Harris CountyWest University Place
Small lots, tall houses and a city that reviews the details closely — West U rewards a design that solves the site rather than fights it.View the West University Place page →Brazoria CountyCounty page →
Brazoria CountyAngleton
Coastal-plain acreage south of the metro, where wind-load design and flood elevation shape the house as much as the floor plan does.View the Angleton page →
Brazoria CountyPearland
A straight shot up 288 from the Medical Center, with master-planned sections on one side of town and big original lots on the other.View the Pearland page →
Brazoria CountyManvel
Old ranchland going suburban fast — some lots still measured in acres, others already inside a master-planned section with a committee.View the Manvel page →Not on the list?
We design across the greater Houston area, and these are simply the places we work most. Tell us where your land is and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right studio for it.
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