Single-Family Tract & Custom Homes

For nearly 24 hours, Hurricane Dorian’s nearly 200 MPH winds pounded the Bahamas, reaping death and destruction and leveling nearly everything in its path.  It was the strongest hurricane on record to affect the Bahamas.  Thousands of homes were severely damaged or completely destroyed, leaving at least 61 people dead, 282 still missing, and an estimated 70,000 people homeless.  If there could be a bright spot amid the devastation, perhaps it is the Wootten Residence on Elbow Cay, Central Abaco Bahamas.  Michael Wootten, the homeowner, reported that the area “had such severe damage that from pictures it looked like an Atomic Bomb had gone off,” yet “our house was one of the few homes that were still standing and with very few problems..

33-lot single family residential development features stunning mountain views, attractive desert landscaping, walking trails, and amenity areas with playgrounds, shaded ramadas, and fireplaces.

This 13,750 square foot 2-story custom home with basement is surrounded by orchards and the snow-capped Wasatch Mountains. The home includes garages for 6 cars, and a full basement.  Vaulted ceilings and intricate rooflines required careful detailing and coordination with the architect and contractor.

1296 SF, 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with mountain views from every window. To maintain interior comfort and energy efficiency year round, the owners chose Wright to design their home with Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) for the roof, walls, and floors, built on stem wall foundations.

Located in the exclusive coastal community of Crystal Cove, this 11,800 square foot two-story custom home and 900 square foot detached guest house sits along one of the last Orange County beach fronts to be developed. The home boasts a media room, wine cellar, and 6-car subterranean garage. The sloped lot required extensive counterfort and cantilevered concrete retaining walls to create the planter boxes along the property and the exterior stair case at the guest house. Coordination with the architect was essential in accommodating the 40 square foot oval skylight situated over the grand stair hall.