Rahal Architects

09/15/2026

Coming soon

06/17/2026

05/12/2026

Architectural rendering of a project in permitting. A design visualization produced from our permitted construction documents.
breaks ground soon. We’ll let the finished project speak for itself.
Cocoplum | Coral Gables

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05/08/2026

Cocoplum. One of Coral Gables’ most sought-after addresses and a project we’re proud of.
A vaulted glass entry. A pool court that wraps the entire rear elevation. Floor-to-ceiling openings
This one is coming soon, and we can’t wait to share the full story.
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05/07/2026

Every project starts here. Rough lines, loose ideas, proportions that don’t quite work yet. The sketch isn’t the finished thought, it’s how the thinking process begins. No pressure for perfection at this stage. Just get it down, that’s where design actually starts.
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04/08/2026

The completed beach penthouse — Boca Raton, FL.

Dark walnut millwork against Calacatta marble. Cove-lit coffers pulling the eye toward the ocean. A primary suite defined by a hand-illustrated wallcovering and warm oak flooring. The design language throughout was deliberate: materials doing most of the work, with restraint where another project might reach for ornament.
Rahal Architects | Architecture + MEP Engineering + Design

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04/08/2026

2,700 SF beach penthouse renovation — Boca Raton, FL. Completed 2024.

This full gut renovation of a mid-rise condominium unit on N. Ocean Boulevard presented a specific set of constraints from the outset: a post-tensioned concrete structure with fixed plumbing shafts, existing slab penetrations that couldn’t move, and a client program that called for a complete remodel, with major layout modification, relocated kitchen, an added bedroom.

Working within those fixed points, and post-tension concrete structure. The design and engineering challenges had to be creatively resolved. MEP routing through a system of shallow soffits, or raised floors— kept deliberately thin to preserve ceiling height — that accommodated new concealed ductwork, drapes, ambient and recessed lighting across the unit.

At the client’s request, finished interiors are represented here through renderings depicting the completed built work.

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04/01/2026

New Construction — BOA Approved — Mediterranean Revival | Coral Gables, FL

Designing within Coral Gables means designing within a legacy. Every submission to the Board of Architects is an exercise in precision — proportions, materials, authenticity — and an obligation to honor the world-famous “City Beautiful” vision that has defined this city for a century.

Every detail speaks to the Mediterranean vernacular: hand-laid barrel clay tile roof, white stucco massing articulated with arched loggias and pilasters, bronze frame casement windows, wrought iron balcony railings, and climbing bougainvillea that feels less like landscaping and more like inevitability.

The rear elevation opens to a pool terrace through triple French doors beneath a pergola — a transition from interior to outdoor living that reads as seamless as it does structured.

Architecture that belongs.

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