Myles Nelson McKenzie designed a modern grain bin silo home that merges contemporary aesthetics with rustic charm, reflecting Canadian prairie life. Featuring expansive windows, a grand entry hall, and a functional kitchen with a cozy fireplace, this sustainable residence offers stylish living spaces and beautiful countryside views, promoting seamless indoor-outdoor connectivity. … Continue readingCustom Grain Bin Home
In the 90s, Myles Nelson McKenzie Design created a custom early California ranch-style home in San Juan Capistrano. The design features elegant lines, spacious layouts, and abundant natural light, seamlessly integrating indoor and outdoor spaces. Thoughtful details and select materials highlight the home’s timeless appeal and celebrate early California architectural heritage. … Continue readingEarly California Ranch Home Style
In the mid-1990s, Myles Nelson McKenzie Design started using Insulating Concrete Forms (ICFs) in foundation construction, enhancing energy efficiency and simplifying processes. ICFs provide quick assembly, structural strength, fire resistance, mold resistance, and are environmentally friendly, making them ideal for custom homes in Park City, Utah, with long-term benefits. … Continue readingInsulating Concrete Forms for Custom Homes