This renovation of a private residence on a wooded, exurban site near Iowa City, Iowa draws upon the imbedded formal logic of the original structure to create a contemporary home for a family of four.
Our latest completed work is the transformation of the apartment of a Norwegian guy who began his studies in Budapest. The request included a living room – dining room – kitchen and a master bedroom with a bathroom
Incorporating themselves into the pleasing view of a waterfront residence, the undulate waters with ripples therein pass through the semi-circular surrounding windows and become part of the vicissitudes of your daily life.
Occupying an extremely narrow lot, considered undersized and therefore almost ‘unbuildable’, the 10 Degree House is wedged into the site tapering to accommodate sightlines and setbacks.
Located in Trousdale Estates, the Paeper Residence, designed by A. Quincy Jones, had suffered few alterations when new owners Blair and Brian Paeper hired Buckner in 2014 to restore the house.
When presented with the opportunity to design this modern pavilion like a small addition to an existing residence, it was exciting to discover a number of established and significant trees sporadically arranged …
Designed by Ibsen Nelsen in 1961, the layout of this mid-century home was very well considered but the character and flow between spaces wasn’t a good fit for the daily patterns of the new owners.
To meet the diversified culinary offer of Beckeria, Dyer-Smith Frey designed on 266 sqm various interior areas. Visually clearly separated areas, which fit to the respective food, occasion, daytime and last but not least to the mood of the guest.
