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Architect makes Paradise Valley his canvas

Harrison brings modern architecture to desert living

The Jackrabbit home is listed for $13.5 million.

Ty Harrison Architecture

Architect Ty Harrison

Ty Harrison Architecture

Ty Harrison always wanted to be an architect.

He grew up a resident of a new housing community in Denver that was being built around him at the time. He was surrounded by framed homes that he would sneak off to explore, breathing in the layouts and floor plans that were rising up as he came of age.

“Experiencing the entire construction process and really learning how houses are built from a young age is what made me fall in love with residential architecture and design,” he said.

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