I have long admired Marlon Blackwell's work. There are only a few widely-published projects but it seems like they have a lot of fun with their projects. The one that has always stood out in my mind is the Moore Honey House. Set in the woods near one of Blackwell's residential projects for the same client, the honey house serves as a car port and simple shed for the making and storing of honey. Constructed in only 3 weeks, the shed is a great example of building something highly designed, but building it inexpensively and quickly.
For some reason, the office's website is 404. But you can google his office for more examples of their work.
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