The master bedroom view!
There's no need for a TV with a view like that.
Outdoor shower
Tower house and garden area
The centrepiece and namesake of the complex is a small tower with mighty stone walls.
Stone boulders which were discovered during the excavation process and retain the earth.
From the top, the roof seems to be an extension of the natural landscape, enhancing the under-statedness of the house.
A bamboo enclosure creates a dialogue between the interior and the dramatically changing landscape.
A master bedroom, bathroom, dining and living area sit along the front: the more open face of the house.
Master Bedroom Desk
The house enjoys the views of the river winding its way across the agricultural fields.
A vegetated green roof merges with the top of the hillock, hiding the house from the approach on the east side.
Cast Iron House boasts numerous amenities, including this resort-style hydrotherapy spa with a steam and sauna room.
The penthouse has four distinct terraces spanning more than 1,500 square feet, including one designed for al fresco dining, with an outdoor dining setting, lounges, and barbeque. Another terrace features a custom dog run for furry friends to enjoy.
“The standout features of the penthouse are the soaring ceilings and fully retractable sliding glass walls,” says agent Dana Power. “It blends breezy California style indoor/outdoor living with the best of NYC skyline views.”
Heavy-duty doors are engineered with saw-tooth pivots to ensure seamless integration with the facade.
Day time facade looking straight on: A private residence in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, with its perforated brick facade being devised by programmatic needs.
Sleek black-framed glass doors open the off-grid home up to its serene desert landscape.
