Michigan Cavern Club, California Ballerina House, Arizona Ceramic House, Oregon Obelisks

Nick Easton turned a 19th century 26,000-square-foot building into four distinct theme bars. Narendra Patel's home was inspired by the curves and movements of a ballerina and features a rounded etching on the copper front door. Christopher Heede used his love of ceramics when building his home and studio. Lisa Wence and Dan Partin divided their back yard into sections and placed 8-foot metal obelisks in the different sections defining earth, air, fire and water.

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