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Explore a real duplex concept and several custom-home planning directions. PARCONTX can adapt the right starting point to your property, priorities, budget, and local requirements.

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Plans with a purpose

A stronger starting point
for new construction.

These are not one-size-fits-all permit packages. They are practical starting points that help you see the layout, scale, and possibilities before PARCONTX coordinates property-specific design, engineering, approvals, budgeting, and construction.

D-2625 · Foundation options

One duplex concept.
Two ways to build it.

The same efficient 2,625-square-foot mirrored plan can take on two very different street profiles. PARCONTX can develop it as an elevated Gulf Coast duplex or adapt it to slab-on-grade when the property, flood elevation, soils, drainage, and local requirements allow.

PARCONTX D-2625 duplex elevated on pilings with parking and storage below
01 · Elevated foundationGulf Coast-ready profile

Elevated on pilings.

Raises both residences above grade and creates useful covered space below for parking or storage—an appropriate direction when flood elevation, drainage, access, and engineering drive the project.

PARCONTX D-2625 duplex adapted to a concrete slab foundation with ground-level entries
02 · Slab-on-gradeGround-level living

Built on a concrete slab.

Brings both residences to ground level with direct entries, defined covered porches, and a refined residential street presence when the property supports slab construction.

Built for the lot. Planned for long-term value.Foundation direction affects access, parking, construction, marketability, and everyday use. We evaluate those tradeoffs before the design is locked.

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New home starting points

Choose the way
you want to live.

These planning directions show the types of custom homes PARCONTX can develop. Room counts, square footage, architecture, garage placement, and structural systems are shaped around your property and priorities.

Luxury single-story Houston home with white brick, warm wood accents, and mature oak trees
Houston residential concept Property-specific design
01

Single-story estate home

A wide, one-level home composed around natural light, connected entertaining spaces, and a private primary retreat.

  • 3-4 bedrooms
  • Flexible office or guest room
  • Attached or detached garage
Develop this direction
High-end two-story transitional Houston home with white brick and black-framed windows
Houston residential concept Property-specific design
02

Two-story family home

A space-efficient plan with the primary suite downstairs and secondary bedrooms, game space, and storage upstairs.

  • 4-5 bedrooms
  • Primary suite on first floor
  • Game room and optional media room
Develop this direction
Contemporary multistory narrow-lot home designed for an urban Houston neighborhood
Houston residential concept Property-specific design
03

Urban infill & narrow-lot home

A lot-responsive Houston home that uses height, daylight, and efficient circulation to create more livable space on a tighter site.

  • Narrow-lot feasibility planning
  • Integrated or rear garage
  • Flexible outdoor living options
Develop this direction

Build on your property

The lot changes
the plan.

Setbacks, floodplain requirements, utilities, access, drainage, soil conditions, deed restrictions, HOA standards, and municipal codes can all affect what fits and what it costs. PARCONTX begins with the property so the design has a responsible path toward construction.

  1. 01Property and feasibility review
  2. 02Concept development and budget alignment
  3. 03Architecture, engineering, and approvals
  4. 04Construction and project delivery
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Important plan note

The featured duplex floor plan is from an actual PARCONTX project and is displayed only as a redacted example of our work. It is not offered for construction, permitting, copying, or reuse. Custom-home imagery illustrates design direction and is not offered as a fixed plan. Every new project requires property-specific design, engineering, code review, pricing, and approvals.

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