Built in 2007, 1104 N Alamito was designed by Cameron Armstrong Architects and is a physical embodiment the modern Marfa aesthetic. This property exceeds the label of luxury home; it is an experience. The home is open, light, and oriented to the east. The design facilitates a connection between the occupant and the high desert.

From the expansive covered patio with outdoor fireplace, one can enjoy sweeping views to the east of the Haystacks and Puertacita Mountains. The property consists of 7 platted lots totalling 9/10 of an acre, and the home sits on the highest point in the City limits. The lower 4 lots slope down 20' to Hermosa Street, protecting the eastern view shed. The upper 3 lots host the home, casita, and storage outbuilding.

The main house was constructed to a high-level of quality from Hebel block with a structural steel frame and metal roof. The linear layout of the home stretches from an open living and dining area at the south to the primary suite at the north end, with the guest suite and entry in the center. Fenestrations spanning the eastern elevation frame the geography, drawing attention to the details of the landscape. The roofline extends beyond the walls, creating awnings over the west and east protecting the home from the mile-high climate and creating a shady, serene ambiance. The detached casita has a kitchenette, full bath, and walk-in closet; perfect for hosting long-term guests.