Cherryvale Residence in Boulder by bldg.collective
Located on a 5 acre site in south Boulder, this project illustrates the transformative nature of remodeling a dated older home into a contemporary dwelling.
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Located on a 5 acre site in south Boulder, this project illustrates the transformative nature of remodeling a dated older home into a contemporary dwelling.
Rob Kennon Architects redesign a 1920s Elwood bungalow by introducing a single-storey extension built around a circular garden. This project relies on the idea of subtracting space as much as adding it.
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With original architectural features still intact, Yoko transformed the outmoded home to an elevated, contemporary design to suit the young family’s busy lifestyle and to echo their effervescent style.
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Known as TI House, TR Studio were briefed by the private residential client to structurally overhaul the internal layout of the property and undertake a contemporary refurbishment to create a functional and inviting family home.