Marvin Windows and Doors unveiled ten stellar winners of the Marvin Architect’s Challenge this month, representing the best examples of solution-driven design, innovation, classic beauty and sustainability. The entries reflected amazing talent and diverse aesthetics, ranging from a “house in the trees” with organic architecture and one-of-a-kind curved windows to a “patchwork-style barn home” with modern touches. Casey Key Bay House Click image for slideshow. The Casey Key Bay House, or “House in the Trees” designed by Sweet Sparkman Architects evokes organic architecture punctuated by one-of-a-kind Marvin windows curved with the wall and ceiling. Click image for slideshow. The large custom windows create a seamless transition from nature to the inside of the home, adding to the treehouse-esque concept. . Bragg Hill House Click image for slideshow. Bragg Hill house by Moger Mehrhof Architects embodies the true farmhouse style and was built to incorporate sustainability wh