Project posted by West Architecture Studio
Tesseract House
Custom floating blackened steel hood designed by West Architecture Studio and fabricated by Luke Prestridge
Custom ashlar granite stone from local quarry, hand-troweled natural stucco, weathered oak siding from locally storm-felled trees
Collaborative landscape design with cor-ten planters by West Architecture Studio and Brendan Butler
Details
Square Feet
3000
Bedrooms
3
Full Baths
3
Partial Baths
1
Credits
Posted by
Architect
Interior Design
Landscape Design
Brendan Butler
Builder
Post and Beam Builders
Photographer
Galina Coada
From West Architecture Studio
The main form of this home was inspired by the geometrical construct of the tesseract. What does a four-dimensional hypercube have to do with everyday living? Not much - but we thought it looked pretty interesting just kind of floating there.