Carport

Set on a steep, forested hillside, Saul Zaik’s 1961 residence evokes a tree house with two wings connected by a series of cantilevered decks and a glass pavilion.

The vestible's tiling is original to the home's 19th century origins.

The house sits in St. Nicholas Historic District, also known Striver’s Row, which is considered a prime example of 19th-century New York architecture.

Thaddeus Longstreth, a student of Neutra's, designed the home for pioneering physicist Roger Dashen.

The slate entryway gives way to hardwood flooring in the living spaces.

Architect Thaddeus Longstreth worked on the Kaufmann House before building this post-and-beam brick home surrounded by wooded paths in New Jersey.

The living room features a gas fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows under exposed joists.

Bordering Coventry Farm Park, the New Jersey woodland is visible from almost all interior angles.

Features like the above rock garden mimic Longstreth's mentor Neutra's idea of "biorealism,

Set on a large tree-filled lot, Tirranna offers a restorative retreat to reconnect with nature.

This living/dining space is the social center of the apartment. For that reason, the architect designed the cabinet walls as a unifying visual feature that anchors the two rooms and provides practical storage space.

Oblique View of Front Facade: Hemlock Soffits and Cedar Carport Walls Complement a Limestone Entry

The carport screen is dotted with different-size openings, some louvered. - Austin, Texas Dwell Magazine : November / December 2017

Street View of Residence: Sharp Razor Edge Roof is a dramatic Formal Gesture