David Tyson was an architect who designed beautiful, quality, contemporary residential and commercial buildings throughout Tucson. His work is easily recognizable with the use of massive rectilinear horizontal roof-lines (sometimes with recessed geometric patterns), wood window framing, stucco construction, contemporary wood doors, interiors with natural stone materials, and a contemporary style that blends well with the southwestern desert environment of Tucson.
Prince Court and Prince Village are 2 Tyson designed neighborhoods that sit side-by-side at Prince Road east of Campbell Avenue. Tyson often used a motif of recessed squares within the wide horizontal roof-line.
David Tyson homes for sale
Homes for sale in subdivisions designed by David Tyson
Tyson designed many small subdivisions in town as well. From some consisting of only a few homes, to larger neighborhoods.
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All Information Is Deemed Reliable But Is Not Guaranteed Accurate.
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One of the beautiful homes in Miraval Place neighborhood which has about 8 Tyson designed homes tucked into Catalina Foothills Estates area.
About David Tyson
Tyson was born in Asheville, North Carolina in 1940. He graduated from North Carolina State College (now called North Carolina State University) in 1964. He became an active architect in the Tucson area from the early 1970s until his death in 2008. In his decades long career, he designed many homes in Tucson, in addition to several office buildings and shopping centers. But his residential projects are where his talents truly shined.
Quality construction and design no matter the project size
David Tyson designed homes that ranged from large custom homes to more modest townhouse and single family residential communities. The sizes of the structures and lot sizes may have been diverse, but the use of quality materials, and well-thought-out spaces are apparent in all of his work.
David Tyson designed this townhome community called Country Club at the River. It’s near the Tucson Racquet Club which is why it’s streets are named for famous tennis players. One of about eight homes in the Tyson designed Paseo de los Altos neighborhood in Northwest Tucson. Prince Court is a David Tyson designed neighborhood near Prince and Campbell.The entrance to the David Tyson designed neighborhood: Paseo de los Altos, near Oracle Road and Orange Grove Road.The entrance of Miraval Place, a Tyson designed neighborhood tucked into Catalina Foothills Estates area near Skyline and Campbell.
