Houston, TX
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The house is sheltered from the speeding traffic on Highway 59 by a fortress of trees.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
Architects Dawn Finley and Mark Wamble's 1,200-square-foot house in Houston, Texas, is clad in corrugated metal and contains their five-person firm, Interloop—Architecture.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
Angus opts to sleep on top of the bed rather than beneath it.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
Leroy tools around on his mini turbo tractor while munching on a gigantic cookie; his parents look on with envy.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
The kitchen is IKEA; the floors, like those in the bathroom, are Brazilian slate.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
Leroy with his menagerie and the highway-spanning bridge beyond.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
A work station in the couple's office.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
The office windows look onto the brick wall that buffers the property from the highway beyond.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
Finley rifles through one of the closets at the end of the living space next to the kitchen. The water-cut laundry-room doors and guardrail add a Houstonian touch to the otherwise spartan décor.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
Custom exit sign are seen in the office.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
Angus, the family's Llewellyn Setter, sleeps in the master bedroom.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
Photo by: Daniel Hennessy
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