Project: Pole Pass Retreat / Waterfront Retreat Location: San Juan Islands, Washington Design Principal: Tom Kundig / Olson Kundig Project Manager: Mark Olthoff Project Architect: Christopher Gerrick Interior Designer: Charlie Hellstern Staff: Megan Quinn Jordan Leppert Photographs: Benjamin Benschneider Pole Pass Retreat is an intimate waterfront retreat designed by Seattle-based Olson Kundig Studio. Description by […]
Project: Sagaponac House Architect: Robert Kahn Architect Location: Sagaponac, New York, USA Photos: Robert Kahn Sagaponac House is a single family house designed by architect Robert Kahn in Hamptons, Suffolk County, New York, United States. Description by Robert Kahn: This house is part of a unique development in the Hamptons, conceived as an antidote to
Project: Renewed Classic Eichler Home Architects: Klopf Architecture Project Team: John Klopf, AIA, and Geoff Campen Landscape Designer: Beth Mullins of Growsgreen Landscape Design Contractor: Flegel’s Construction Photography ©2015 Mariko Reed Location: Sunnyvale, Silicon Valley, California, USA Year completed: 2015 Klopf Architecture, Growsgreen Landscape Design, and Flegel’s Construction partnered to bring this mid-century atrium Eichler
The client initially dreamt of a house made up by different volumes centered around a green space. The architect however countered this idea of independent volumes by coming up with the concept of one building with the feel of separate buildings.
Step into the remarkable Beach House on Stilts in Collaroy Beach, Australia. Designed by Luigi Rosselli Architects, this unique structure harmonizes modern living with environmental consciousness.
Removing unnecessary partitions, annexing circulation spaces to premises with a practical function and pursuing a direct visual connection with the exterior, are altogether strategies commonly employed when achieving a feeling of spaciousness is required within confined spaces.
The placement of the Artist Residency, on the lower side of the plateau of Tour Saint-Ange’s park, beyond the vegetable garden, under the trees and on the slope leading toward the Grenoble’s golf course – was definitively a challenge.
Chelmer House is a contemporary single-family house renovated by Dion Seminara Architecture.
Combining a stone cavern with a glass house, the building is shaped like a mountain crystal. The jointless walls and triangulated roof are made of monolithic insulating concrete. Uniting structure, insulation and technical installation in one massive layer beautifully balanced by the transparent and reflective nature of glass.
