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"Lance Armstrong's Austin, Texas, Home\nSteering a course to Texas, the cyclist creates a welcoming house in Austin\nLance Armstrong at his home in Austin, Texas.\nThe exterior of the Spanish colonial-style house.\n\"I'll probably host a dozen dinners a year, and we'll have appetizers or drinks in the living room,\" says Armstrong, who hired Roy W. Materanek to give the interiors a smart, contemporary look. Over the mantel is a work by Andres Serrano.\nA stone staircase\u2014\"a great architectural feature,\" Armstrong notes\u2014is visible from the family room. Materanek, who collaborated with his associate Jill Zamen, selected a range of \"clean-lined furnishings and textural fabrics\" for the space.\nFamily photographs and a photograph by Danny Lyon, by the door, decorate the kitchen.\nJerseys from the Tour de France, which Armstrong won seven times, from 1999 to 2005, are displayed in the media/game room. \"He didn't want them in a prominent place,\" says Materanek.\nThe painting by Antonio M\u00E1s over the bed established the room's palette. \"I've always liked contemporary art,\" says Armstrong.\nIn the master bedroom is a photograph of the cyclist and his daughter Bella.\nA fireplace warms the pool cabana, which is lit by Gothic-style lanterns.\nThe pool cabana looks down a walk framed by cypresses.\nRyan Street &amp;amp; Associates, which overhauled the house, added a terrace looking out to the grounds, created by LandWest Design Group."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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