Residential Portfolio | Armstrong Associates, Inc.

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Armstrong Associates Residential

With over 30 years of construction experience, Armstrong Associates’ success stems from our ability to deliver a high quality finished product while providing exceptional customer service and exceeding client expectations. We excel at assisting architectural firms with timely and cost-effective design, while working closely with our clients to ensure their needs are met from the early planning stages to project completion. Armstrong Associates understands that your home is not only a long term investment, but is your sanctuary, your refuge, a respite from daily demands and we will guide you every step of the way to ensure your vision becomes a reality.

We invite you to take a look at some of our award winning residential projects and we would be happy to provide references or answer any other questions you may have.

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1327 State Street A & B

Remodel of historic building to convert existing second floor commercial office space into two residential apartments. Steps from the historic Arlington Theater. Located on State Street in downtown Santa Barbara. Short walk to the lively shops and restaurants of State Street.

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Coyote Road Residence

A love for Santa Barbara and their home on the hill, this Coyote Road family was not deterred when the Tea Fire claimed their property.  Inspired by the original design, the homeowners chose to replicate the original layout while collaborating closely with their architect, Wade Davis Design, to incorporate personal touches, creating a new space and feel for their home.

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East Mountain Residence

Set against the spectacular Montecito hillside, this rebuild utilized the majority of the existing foundation and retaining walls from the previous residence. Armstrong Associates collaborated with the home owners and Architects to bring to life the owner’s visions for their dream home. Important elements of their living space were upgrades to the children’s, guest, and master bed and bathrooms, each exhibiting a welcoming respite reflective of the resident’s personalities.

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Via Roblada Residence

This home site, formerly a nursery, now showcases a unique home that incorporates both contemporary and traditional architectural features. The exterior stone was hand carved in Mexico. The entry stairs are very unique – virtually freestanding and clad in plaster and recycled redwood. The redwood handrail for these stairs proved challenging given its unique shape.

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La Vista Residence

This home was heavily damaged by the Jesusita Fire. Wherever possible, existing structural elements and original building materials were salvaged and used in the rebuild. Even adobe bricks hand-made by the owners, during the original construction in the 1950s, were incorporated into the project.

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Turner Residence

This beautiful Hope Ranch home was occupied by the family during our 1,100 square foot second story addition and 1,000 square foot remodel to existing areas. One of the major challenges was to reproduce finishes, doors, windows, and ornamental iron to match the original construction (circa 1970).

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