Richard Meier, a widely known architect, designed the Smith House in 1965. It stood as a marvel in architecture at the time and even served as the inspiration for modern-day architecture. Recently the Smith family, a family of popular artists, has commissioned an architect by the name of Xander Osario to make additions to their home. While they were commissioning their project they liked some of the details of the original, so much so that they wanted to have certain elements preserved within the final product. The Smith family values keeping the work of the original artist intact to see what styles they incorporated among their work. As art enthusiasts, they are always looking for new styles to experiment on when creating their next work. Leading to perseverance being a top priority in the finished design. Having this in mind Xander was overwhelmed with making a design that adheres to the Smith’s family desire for perseverance with originality.