The scope of this project is an approximate 1,500 sf addition to the ocean side of the house which includes exterior envelope improvements such as new roofing, windows/doors and reskinning the structure to minimize Mediterranean trim/details modernizing the overall aesthetic. The structural repair was designed for compromised beams and wind impact assessments were performed on new design and calculations submitted to permitting agencies. Minor, non-structural modifications were included as per interior designers’ schematic drawings.

As part of Fort Lauderdale's incentive to create affordable housing in Flagler Village, our team created the proposal for a 9 unit multi-family apartment complex with commercial real-estate on the ground floor.

The Malnate Residence utilized an existing cabin and along with updated the floor plan and materials, new decks, entry, and loft was added.

Peacock Architects offered an architectural design services Master Plan to reinvent the neighborhood image.

Originally converted into a retail and restaurant hub following a fire, Peacock Architects was enlisted to transform this 12,400 SF warehouse-style building with brick exterior walls and curved truss roof framing into 17 contemporary apartment units, each with exterior access. Featuring a mix of prototype units including 1 bed/1 bath, 2 bed/2 bath, and a two-story 2 bed/2 bath, the project harnesses the unique shape of the building to its advantage. By ingeniously creating a central corridor with bedroom windows doubling as exits, we crafted a distinctive indoor-outdoor space within.