Jobe Corral Architects

Jobe Corral Architects JCA designs highly crafted residential and commercial spaces. Our design approach is rooted in the beauty of the site and in the experience of place.

JOBE CORRAL ARCHITECTS is a women-owned architecture firm founded by Camille Urban Jobe, AIA, and Ada I. Corral, AIA. We strive to create beautiful, well crafted spaces that are sensitive to the specific needs of each project. Through our practice, we explore and exalt ways in which people leave traces in the buildings they occupy. The thoughtful consideration of individual moments and experiences of daily life is a theme in our design that brings a warmth and texture to our projects. We work with the knowledge that a great project springs from a deep understanding of the site, a respectful and transparent relationship with our clients, and a full comprehension of the program. Paying close attention to these factors informs our process and allows us to create a unique concept and spirit for every project. We strongly believe in finding opportunities to engage and enhance the built environment and our community, both through architecture and community service.

The interiors at Tarry House respond to the changing light of the Texas Hill Country throughout the day. As evening fall...
10/22/2026

The interiors at Tarry House respond to the changing light of the Texas Hill Country throughout the day. As evening falls, warm light draws the eye through the glass walls, while the terrace extends the living space outdoors.

Contractor: Crowell Builders
Landscaping: Environmental Survey Consulting
Photographer: Chase Daniel
Siding: Delta Millworks
Steel: Drop House Design
Structural: Structures PE

The Modern Barn is a place to begin and end each day on the land. Its open breezeway connects the garage and greenhouse,...
10/16/2026

The Modern Barn is a place to begin and end each day on the land. Its open breezeway connects the garage and greenhouse, providing a workspace for gathering tools, tending plants, and cleaning the day’s catch.

Photographer: Casey Woods ⠀
Contractor: Pilgrim Building Company

At the Headmaster’s House, historic stone walls meet contemporary wood siding and steel details. The landscaped path bri...
10/13/2026

At the Headmaster’s House, historic stone walls meet contemporary wood siding and steel details.

The landscaped path brings these layers together, preserving the home’s character while making room for a new chapter.

Contractor: Woodeye Construction
Landscaping: D-Crain
Photographer: Casey Woods

Throughout Adagio House, views into the light well bring daylight into the home. Visible through the window, Jennifer Pr...
10/09/2026

Throughout Adagio House, views into the light well bring daylight into the home. Visible through the window, Jennifer Prichard’s barnacle-inspired ceramic installation references the home’s coastal setting in Carmel-by-the-Sea California.

Ceramic Art Installation: Jennifer Prichard
Contractor: Stocker & Allaire
Lighting: Studio Lumina
Photographer: Adam Rouse
Structures: Strandberg Engineering

At dusk, light spills through the restroom entry and onto the path outside. The glass door giving even this small space ...
10/06/2026

At dusk, light spills through the restroom entry and onto the path outside. The glass door giving even this small space a connection to the outdoors.

Photographer: Casey Woods
Contractor: Woodeye Construction
Structure: Leap! Structures

Jobe Corral Architects has been named to the inaugural 2026 Forbes Best-in-State Residential Architects list, earning a ...
10/01/2026

Jobe Corral Architects has been named to the inaugural 2026 Forbes Best-in-State Residential Architects list, earning a place among the nation’s most prestigious residential architects.

Out of more than 20,000 firms evaluated for reputation, industry honors, and influence on design, only 400 were recognized. We’re proud to join this remarkable group.

River Ranch
Photographer: Casey Dunn
Contractor: Pilgrim Building Company
Rammed Earth: Enabler

The dining room table at the Adagio house in Carmel-by-the-Sea was designed to be considered at every scale.From across ...
09/30/2026

The dining room table at the Adagio house in Carmel-by-the-Sea was designed to be considered at every scale.

From across the room, the table anchors the space as a place to gather. Up close, the live edge, joinery, material transitions, and smaller crafted details come into focus. Each perspective reveals something different, but together they shape how the piece is seen, touched, and used.

Dinning Table: Maček Furniture
Art Consultant: Alicia Emr
Contractor: Stocker & Allaire
Landscape: Jessica Dune
Lighting: Studio Lumina
Photographer: Adam Rouse
Structures: Strandberg Engineering

At Tarry House, reclaimed barnwood wraps the exterior, giving the new home a material connection to the history of the s...
09/28/2026

At Tarry House, reclaimed barnwood wraps the exterior, giving the new home a material connection to the history of the site.

Looking through the window, a glimpse of the original water cistern can be seen beyond the kitchen, another piece of the site’s past preserved within the new home.

Contractor: Crowell Builders
Landscaping: Environmental Survey Consulting
Photographer: Chase Daniel
Siding: Delta Millworks
Steel: Drop House Design
Structural: Structures PE

Say hello to Faith!Faith has been the BIM Specialist at JCA for four years! Her expertise keeps our models organized, ou...
09/24/2026

Say hello to Faith!

Faith has been the BIM Specialist at JCA for four years! Her expertise keeps our models organized, our drawings coordinated, and our projects moving forward. She is a crucial resource for the team, helping us navigate everything from technical challenges to tight deadlines.

Outside the office, Faith can be found building and racing cars, sketching in a notebook, or restoring furniture with her wife.

In Texas, shade is more than a comfort but an important part of how we design for the climate.Deep overhangs, screens, c...
09/22/2026

In Texas, shade is more than a comfort but an important part of how we design for the climate.

Deep overhangs, screens, covered spaces, and filtered light provide relief from the sun while defining spaces and shaping how they are used throughout the day.

Here are a few of our favorite shading conditions across JCA projects.

Festival Beach
Contractor: Crowell Builders
Landscaping: Studio Balcones
Photographer: Casey Dunn
Structural: Structures PE

Jessie's House
Contractor: Crowell Builders
Photographer: Leonid Furmansky

Tarry House
Contractor: Crowell Builders
Landscaping: Environmental Survey Consulting
Photographer: Chase Daniel

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505 W 38th Street
Austin, TX
78705

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