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The walls are constructed using the earth from the excavations to avoid material transformation and transport, while the

The house’s concrete and metal are warmed by mahogany-framed windows from Duratherm.

The open kitchen features a large central island and ample storage via bespoke cabinetry.

Clasen says that the home felt open, even though it's decades old, and she didn't touch its footprint. The refreshed view looks out onto various plants and trees.

At night, light coming through the wall of original steel-framed windows illuminates the pool area.

Photographer: Taggart Sorenson

The kitchen features its original built-in clock; a Michael Graves Alessi kettle stands on the range.

Pam and Frank recently remodeled this loft in New York City to get better natural light throughout, working with firm Light and Air Architetcure. “That's exactly what we were looking for, is light and air,” says Frank. The views out the living room windows were a strong selling point for the home, despite its original 1980s-era finishes before the remodel. The view from the media room/extra bedroom shows the accordion door that opens to the main living areas.

Passersby who spot lights from the street assume the couple’s home is a new club or restaurant.