Project posted by North Arrow Studio

Over/Under Residence

Year
2021
Structure
House (Single Residence)
Style
Modern
Over/Under Residence Exterior
Over/Under Residence Exterior
Over/Under Residence Entry
Over/Under Residence Entry
Living Room
Living Room
Living Spaces
Living Spaces
Stairs to the second level are clad in wood panels that hide the door to the basement
Stairs to the second level are clad in wood panels that hide the door to the basement
Stairs to the second level are clad in wood panels that hide the door to the basement
Stairs to the second level are clad in wood panels that hide the door to the basement
Kitchen
Kitchen
Kitchen
Kitchen
Powder Room
Powder Room
Upstairs Den
Upstairs Den
Bedroom
Bedroom
Stairs
Stairs
Bathroom
Bathroom
Primary Bedroom
Primary Bedroom
Primary Bedroom views to Primary Deck overlooking the pool
Primary Bedroom views to Primary Deck overlooking the pool
Primary Bathroom
Primary Bathroom
Over/Under Residence Exterior
Over/Under Residence Exterior
Over/Under Residence Pool Courtyard
Over/Under Residence Pool Courtyard
Over/Under Residence Exterior
Over/Under Residence Exterior

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Details

Square Feet
5000
Bedrooms
3
Full Baths
3
Partial Baths
1

Credits

Architect
North Arrow Studio
Landscape Design
Shademaker Studio
Builder
Digs ATX
Photographer

From North Arrow Studio

Situated on a corner lot in Austin’s Zilker neighborhood is the Over/Under Residence, a 3 bedroom, 3 ½ bathroom home. The house has a sleek, modern design comprised of steel, glass, stucco, and limestone. Many of the neighboring lots are limited to one story by deed restrictions, so, to best fit into the neighborhood, the design allocates as much square footage as possible to the first floor. The second level steps back, away from the primary street elevation. However, there is no shortage of space in the 5000 square foot home with a detached two car garage and a full basement. The basement holds a gym, two saunas, and a large den for entertaining, complete with a moody bar. Natural light is carried throughout the project through lightwells to the basement, thoughtfully placed skylights in interior spaces, large expanses of glass throughout, and a custom field glazed wall.

From the exterior, the pool is the focal point of the home. It runs along the length of the building, ensuring views of the water from just about anywhere on the first level. The field glazed wall and custom doors strengthen the connection between the interior and the pool courtyard, and a limestone wall provides a strong backdrop behind the pool. Thoughtful landscaping creates a private courtyard, despite the home’s corner lot location. Overall, the design of the home is focused on open, functional living with an emphasis on natural light and connection to the outside.