L ess  is  More 
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     When someone is looking to get the most "bang for their buck," it is impossible to ignore the benefits of keeping the form simple. My advice for someone thinking of building a new home is to evaluate what really makes you feel at home.  In other words, concentrate on putting your money toward what you like rather than settling for sheer size and volume. More space does not necessarily equal more comfort.    

     Hello, my name is Greg Gannaway.  I graduated from the school of architecture at the University of Houston and I am a certified member of the National Council of Building Design.  I love designing buildings. 

     I have always felt that smaller spaces are more conducive to everyday activities as reading, conversation, and quiet evenings in front of the fire, that bigger houses do not necessarily make better homes.  A smaller house isn't just a small house, rather it is a house that feeds your spirit and doesn't drain your budget.  I would like to share with you how to make that happen.

  512-207-0511   -     greggannaway5@gmail.com