Built in 1961, this Tucson ranch style house has been thoughtfully reimagined, retaining its original character while enhancing its ranch qualities with clarity, warmth, and modern touches- honoring history while embracing today.

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The goal was to expand the ranch house typology, fully embracing principles of flow- circulation, daylight, and views- and carefully delineating public and private spaces. The result is a home defined by connectivity, where the reimagined living, dining, and kitchen areas feel expansive yet intimately linked to one another.

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The exposed wood roof deck is a defining feature bringing warmth and texture, elements that celebrate the home’s architectural style. Wood recurs thoughtfully throughout the renovation, weaving continuity and character into every space.

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The Tucson ranch style house remains a cornerstone of the city’s architectural identity. Following World War II, Tucson experienced rapid population growth where returning veterans and expanding families faced a housing shortage. The ranch typology gained popularity for its efficiency and affordability. The Peach Remodel honors these principles, celebrating functionality while elevating the home beyond its original form.