This project completely transformed the character of a dark, 1950's, ranch-style house into a modern and minimalist home. The new, upward pitch of the central roof invites the spectacular view and broad sky into the central living area. Multiple skylights and acid-etched glass panels infuse the building with diurnal patterns. The lower level was excavated and rebuilt to house a Media Room, Guest Suite and Patio. Custom interior lighting was designed to compliment the abstraction of the architectural language.
Project Area: 4200 sf
Project Team: Sarah Garber, Hector Martell
Interior Design: Kelly Lasser, Shelter
Photography: David Duncan Livingston
Exhibitions AIASF House Tour & Exhibition, 2009 Press Journals "Stealing Sunlight." Houseplans.com. 12/14 Books 1000X Architecture of the Americas. Fusion Pub., 2008 |