Jackson Street Studio




GSMA's Jackson Street Studio has a recessive, quiet presence in its densified residential context of Houston’s Museum Park Neighborhood. Vaulted ceilings follow the roof slopes and create light-filled and airy interiors. The studio space receives light from two sides: eastern light is moderated by a 15-foot-deep bamboo and yaupon garden, which is used for lunch breaks and private conversations, while western light is tempered by three mature Cinnamon Bark Crape Myrtles salvaged and transplanted from a client’s garden.