Tesseract House

By West Architecture Studio
Tesseract House
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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.

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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

All landscapes look better with big rocks. Nice work Brendan Butler Landscapes

Collaborative landscape design with cor-ten planters by West Architecture Studio and Brendan Butler

Credits

Posted By
West Architecture Studio
@westarchitecture
Landscape Design
Builder
  • Post and Beam Builders
Photographer
  • Galina Coada

Overview

Location
  • Atlanta, Georgia
    • Bedrooms
  • 3
    • Full Baths
  • 3
    • Partial Baths
  • 1
    • Structure
  • House (Single Residence)
    • Style
  • Modern
    • Year
  • 2017
    • Square Feet
  • 3000