This eco-friendly San Antonio home for sale was designed by the Frost Bank Center's architects

A Leon Springs-area home designed by San Antonio's award-winning Lake Flato Architects recently hit the market for just shy of $1.9 million, and its as ecologically sound as it is easy on the eyes.

Lake Flato, of course, is the firm known for its work on the Frost Bank Center, the Pearl redevelopment and the Witte Museum expansion, among other high-profile projects. In addition to hundreds of other recognitions, the Alamo-city based business was lauded as 2004 Architecture Firm of the Year by the American Institute of Architects.

This contemporary three-bedroom, four-bath property embodies one of Lake Flato's strong suits: marrying sleek design with the Texas landscape. Equipped with floor-to-ceiling windows, the 3,500-square-foot, single-story residence "epitomizes sustainable living while embracing breathtaking views and the outdoors," according to its listing.

Built in 2009 and situated on 2.3 acres, the home also boasts environmentally friendly features such as a rainwater harvesting system, solar panels and geothermal pumps along with drought-tolerant landscaping, the listing notes.

This home is listed by Binkan Cinaroglu with Kuper Sotheby's International Realty.

All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.