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This private outdoor space would be otherwise unavailable within a hillside home.
This is the terrace which is just off the master bedroom.
The 2,466 square foot, two-level home features three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths.
Glass Facade
"The incorporation of the balcony space enclosure creates a diaphragm that is able to expand the use of the apartment in summer, and to contract it in winter," explains Luciano Intile, co-founder of the firm. "This exterior screen turns the balcony into thermal mattress that, due to its geometry and texture, will assume the responsibility of ensure the privacy of El Camarin."
During the winter months, the white structure helps to trap heat and keep the apartment warm.
The rear terrace boasts a recently built heated swimming pool with an infinity edge.
The northern courtyard provides a secondary entry, as well as an outdoor shower.
Outdoor area/balcony
Entry Court
West Elevation
West Elevation @ Dusk
View from Southwest @ Dusk
East Elevation
East Elevation Entry Detail
The backyard covers more than half an acre, and features a pool and a separate guesthouse.
"The design separates public and private space by a covered, but external walkway," note the team. "By juxtaposing these positions, the house acts like a camp—retreating to the tent to sleep and living under the tree canopy outside—a universal gathering space connected by landscape rather than built form."
The view of the added pavilion from the backyard. Wide apertures on this wall make for easy indoor/outdoor connection.
South facade with minimal openings and recesses
Treetop views from the balcony.
Two Bertoia Diamond chairs on the balcony.
The expansive cantilevered decks let the clients enjoy the view they love from thirty feet above the ground.
Strategically placed windows throughout highlight site-specific views and punctuate the structure with this distinctly function driven form.
Outdoor Deck at Living & Dining Rooms
Built with thick stone walls that create two horizontal planes in between the forest, the house has a roof made of glass and steel.
On the lower level is a fully-glazed living and dining space that leads to an outdoor pool and terrace area.
"Through its translucency, the curtain offers a counterpoint of exposure or enclosure depending on how light falls on it, enabling alternate diurnal qualities," says Gibson.
They wanted their new home to better connect with the surrounding garden site, and include a sheltered outdoor space that would allow them to dine comfortably outdoors even in the hot summer months.
Gibson opened up the interiors to create an "engawa," an edging strip of non-tatami matted flooring in Japanese architecture, that he then enclosed in a steel mesh curtain.
View over the Canal
Street view of the double gable
A sleeping area with an ensuite bathroom is located to the left of the stairs.
The front of the house is composed of expansive, open terraces that look toward the boundary between the ocean and the jungle.
Above, the chair is from Made, and the flower pots are from Habitat.
Sitting on the edge of a lake in the Mornington Peninsula, this house by Melbourne-based MA Architects was designed as a series of teak-clad modules with the main living areas in the center and large deck that extends from the living room.
This 1949 inter-war modernist house in New South Wales was renovated by Sam Crawford Architects, Conway Atkins House in a way that paid homage to it's heritage with nautical and transportation art deco elements.
Canal House along the Arizona Canal in Phoenix, AZ
Private garden with deck
Damon Fuhrer Landscapes created a Japanese-inspired garden that incorporated bamboo, moss-covered boulders, and a water feature.
Makai’s structural steel components were designed by Mark Donofrio and affixed to the lava at four points. The kitchen contains a Kohler sink and pot racks from IKEA. "Because of the angle of the lava, it’s asymmetrical," says architect Erin Moore.
Operable timber shutters and screens offer protection from extreme weather. Zoning the house into three distinct masses creates a partly sheltered courtyard to make this year-round blending of the indoors and outdoors possible.
“I made a very conscious decision, when I realized that the house with nothing in it was such a fantastic work of art,” says Greg Wooten, “to go out of my way to pull back and only select pieces that complemented the architecture and would allow both the house and the furniture to breathe.” The place is furnished minimally with vintage finds he chose for the rooms over time.
A balcony that looks out to the busy port.
This beach house is sited on a former rice plantation near Playa Guiones.
A plunge pool on the roof of the small building.
The custom privacy screen shields unwanted views and places the focus on downtown San Francisco.
The large outdoor terraces make the outdoors a major part of the house's design.
Intended to be cutting-edge prototypes for modern living, the experiment ended up involving many of America's greatest architects, including Richard Neutra, Charles and Ray Eames, and Eero Saarinen—and had a major impact on modernist residential architecture.
The villa's location is just a stone's throw from the sea.
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