A small team, by design

  • Nate Brown

    Second-generation builder

    Leads every Archistructure project today, from the first meeting through the final evaluation.

  • Brad Brown

    Founder

    Founded Archistructure in 1984. National luxury home judge since 1998.

  • Lisa

    Interior design

    Guides homeowners through selections so every finish is chosen with confidence.

Recognition

Awards and features

  1. 1999

    Street of Dreams: four first-place awards.

    Functionality of Home, Landscaping, Master Suite and Lower Level.

  2. 2000

    Selected to design and build the Symphony Show Home in Linden Estates.

    The only show home in the program to be custom built.

  3. 2003

    Street of Dreams: Best Kitchen, Best Landscape, Best Lower Level and Best Exterior.

  4. 2014

    Selected to design and build the Home of Distinction in Cheyenne Country Estates.

  5. 2015

    Featured in Inspired Living Omaha.

    “Form Follows Function,” a barrier-free home built to look anything but.

  6. 2016

    Featured in Interior Design: Best of Residential Architecture & Design, Volume II.

    Westside Residence, Omaha: a 15,000-square-foot barrier-free home.

  7. 2021

    Street of Dreams at Flatwater Lake: five Judge’s Choice awards, the most of the show.

    Best Primary Suite, Best Kitchen, Best Interior Design, Best Landscaping and Best Floor Plan.

  8. 2025

    Named among the best custom home builders in Omaha by Home Builder Digest.

Prairie modern home at dusk with warm interior lighting
Since 1984

Forty years, one relationship at a time

Brad Brown founded Archistructure in 1984 as a designer and builder in one practice, so that nothing is lost between the drawing and the finished home. Today his son Nate Brown, a second-generation builder, leads the company. More than 600 custom homes later, the approach has not changed: we get to know our clients, listen to how they want to live, and build a home that mirrors them.

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Tell us how you want to live

Whether you have a lot picked out or only a folder of ideas, the first conversation is the same. We listen.

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