Mark Arnold, Architect

Mark Arnold, Architect Mark Arnold, Architect

Mark Arnold is an architect specializing in residential design.

His portfolio includes renovations and new construction projects in a variety of architectural styles.

Come see two of our recent projects at the Virginia-Highland Tour of Homes this weekend, 1015 Drewry and 1274 Avalon. Ge...
12/12/2025

Come see two of our recent projects at the Virginia-Highland Tour of Homes this weekend, 1015 Drewry and 1274 Avalon. Get your Tour of Homes tickets today: https://vahitourofhomes.org

I have altered my evening dog walking route so I can keep tabs on my new build in Virginia-Highland.  πŸ™‚πŸΎπŸ•β€πŸ¦Ί  The former ...
02/02/2025

I have altered my evening dog walking route so I can keep tabs on my new build in Virginia-Highland. πŸ™‚πŸΎπŸ•β€πŸ¦Ί The former home was severely damaged by a fallen tree several years ago. The new home pays homage to the original neighborhood bungalows while provided space for a young and growing family.

I love how this project is coming along.  A 1,200 sf 1946 ranch is ready for another 78 years with a new 1,000 sf second...
11/09/2024

I love how this project is coming along. A 1,200 sf 1946 ranch is ready for another 78 years with a new 1,000 sf second floor, 2 additional feet added to the first floor ceilings, and new front and rear porches to boot. Swipe to the last photo to see the 1946 front elevation.

This was a cute little house before, but it lacked light into the second floor bedrooms. My clients' kids are grown and ...
08/07/2024

This was a cute little house before, but it lacked light into the second floor bedrooms. My clients' kids are grown and flown, so rather than raise the roof a new dormer and gable was added to make room for new windows. The new front entry porch looks like it's been there forever. A new family room was added at the back of the house. And, then there's the carriage house, but we'll save that for another post.

This renovation and addition in the heart of Virginia-Highland has really taken shape this week.  The roof will most lik...
03/21/2024

This renovation and addition in the heart of Virginia-Highland has really taken shape this week. The roof will most likely be framed by the time I post this and windows will follow suit.

What a week!  It has been fun watching this house take shape in Virginia-Highland.
03/21/2024

What a week! It has been fun watching this house take shape in Virginia-Highland.

This one has been a long time coming, but it's framed and coming along nicely in Virginia Highland.  And, those westward...
03/12/2024

This one has been a long time coming, but it's framed and coming along nicely in Virginia Highland. And, those westward views are something else.

You have to move a lot of dirt to get from the first image to the last image. Looking forward to lots of progress on thi...
12/17/2023

You have to move a lot of dirt to get from the first image to the last image. Looking forward to lots of progress on this Virginia-Highland new build in 2024.

When the app takes you the "quicker" route.
07/22/2023

When the app takes you the "quicker" route.

Curved rafter tails make me happy!  These are part of a new hipped roof porch that will seamlessly tie-in to the existin...
05/11/2023

Curved rafter tails make me happy! These are part of a new hipped roof porch that will seamlessly tie-in to the existing house.

Green grass, blue skies, and a newly renovated house. Makes for a nice Springtime in Atlanta. No filter.
03/30/2023

Green grass, blue skies, and a newly renovated house. Makes for a nice Springtime in Atlanta. No filter.

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