Echoing the grandeur of the Teton Mountain Range whilst seamlessly inhabiting the adjacent grassland, the Wyoming Residence exhibits a conscientious marriage of form and material. The property’s zoning restrictions were artfully managed with careful assimilation into the natural landscape.
The client, whose grown-up children left the family home, aimed for functionality and further integration between spaces now inhabited only by a couple. The volume of the house occupied almost the entire surface of the narrow and deep plot.
The brief for this modernist home, in leafy Doncaster, was to improve its energy efficiency, extend the existing home for the changing needs of the family, and to open internal living spaces to the outside.
The owners of this dwelling wanted to build an ABATON house, but it was crucial for them from the very beginning to achieve the feeling of a “home”. This is why we thought it would be better to refurbish an existing house with a consolidated plan and garden that would later accommodate the contemporary architecture that we proposed.
The homeowners of Bilateral House are a married couple with three girls. They purchased a lot with a 116-year-old Period Revival home in a mature picturesque neighbourhood in the city. As avid collectors of contemporary art and vintage furniture, they wanted to build a modern gallery-inspired home with high ceilings to display their collections artfully.
The Collector’s House, designed by Austin-based A Parallel Architecture, is a contemporary residence located in Sunset Valley, Texas. Spanning 3,500 square feet (325 square meters), this home merges art and architecture in a carefully designed setting that reflects both the homeowner’s love of art and their connection to nature.
Situated on a long, narrow lot in Venice Beach, Los Angeles, The Goodman Residence by Abramson Architects is a single-family home that expertly balances privacy with Southern Californian indoor-outdoor living. This unique design divides the property into two distinct areas, creating a dynamic interplay of solid and open spaces that both protect privacy and invite natural light.
Our clients selected a rural south facing wooded site with a clearing on top of a knoll for their retirement home. We chose to abandon an existing driveway in favor of keeping the knoll as open space for a court yard garden for the residence.
