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Architect Fay Jones designed the 1956 Richard D. and Alma Brothers House in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Architect Fay Jones designed the 1956 Richard D. and Alma Brothers House in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
The dry stonewall construction contrasts with the smooth finish on the passage separating the two houses, and "creates tension,
The dry stonewall construction contrasts with the smooth finish on the passage separating the two houses, and "creates tension,
Shophouses are a staple of Southeast Asian urban architecture. A team of designers including Yong Ter, Teng Wui, Andrew Lee, and Edwin Foo renovated this shophouse into a contemporary sanctuary over the course of two years. They left the roof completely open from the beginning of the original airshaft to the back of the house. The heart is a cooking/dining area with a 13-foot-long Indonesian table made from a single piece of teak.
Shophouses are a staple of Southeast Asian urban architecture. A team of designers including Yong Ter, Teng Wui, Andrew Lee, and Edwin Foo renovated this shophouse into a contemporary sanctuary over the course of two years. They left the roof completely open from the beginning of the original airshaft to the back of the house. The heart is a cooking/dining area with a 13-foot-long Indonesian table made from a single piece of teak.
Once inside, visitors are greeted by three ten-foot-tall hand-carved antique panel doors.
Once inside, visitors are greeted by three ten-foot-tall hand-carved antique panel doors.