Mission Revival brings the timeless character of early Southwest architecture to a new building. A flat roof hides behind a parapet wall that steps up above the roofline, giving the building its signature profile. The form is clean and boxy, with windows and doors dressed in decorative trim, round-arched openings, and terracotta barrel-tile hoods. A smooth stucco finish, in the color of your choosing, completes the look.
Built modular: A flat roof behind a parapet is a natural fit for modular construction. The parapet conceals rooftop equipment and adds height to the building, and arched openings and parapet framing are built in the factory while site work happens at the same time. The tile and stucco finishes are applied on site for a seamless, handcrafted appearance.
