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Resident GP: A web shop stocked with bright and cheery wares from independent designers and makers across the globe. (Handmade Rope Bowls $55, shown)
Resident GP: A web shop stocked with bright and cheery wares from independent designers and makers across the globe. (Handmade Rope Bowls $55, shown)
Located outside of Mexico City, Casa GP by architecture firm Ambrosi | Etchegaray integrates the local landscape with features like this pond.
Located outside of Mexico City, Casa GP by architecture firm Ambrosi | Etchegaray integrates the local landscape with features like this pond.
Casa GP is laid out as a series of pavilions, with each holding another function.
Casa GP is laid out as a series of pavilions, with each holding another function.
Tile selections include Bedrosian “Makoto” 2x8 tile in Shoji White and Ceramica “Graph” Tile in GP022.
Tile selections include Bedrosian “Makoto” 2x8 tile in Shoji White and Ceramica “Graph” Tile in GP022.
Midcentury Modern grey barstool for under $100 for the pair https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M7WFL7L/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Midcentury Modern grey barstool for under $100 for the pair www.amazon.com/gp...
The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer is a treatise on resisting the tyranny of hurry in the modern age—a thorough exploration of the social and spiritual damage it does. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0525653090 In Sensemaking, Christian Madsbjerg argues that “our fixation with data often masks stunning deficiencies, and the risks for humankind are enormous.” https://www.amazon.com/Sensemaking-Power-Humanities-Age-Algorithm/dp/031639324X/
The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer is a treatise on resisting the tyranny of hurry in the modern age—a thorough exploration of the social and spiritual damage it does. www.amazon.com/gp... In Sensemaking, Christian Madsbjerg argues that “our fixation with data often masks stunning deficiencies, and the risks for humankind are enormous.” www.amazon.com/Sen...
"We chose some pretty unique materials for the La Tierra Nueva, informed by Northern New Mexico’s traditional building materials, such as mud plastered, site cast adobe and corrugated metal in addition to colors and textures found on the site. The house incorporates zinc siding, selected for its color connection to the site. We used cladding for the walls, and corrugated roofing. The glass was meant to open the home up toe the environment. Finally, the rammed earth building technique had a strong connection to the site itself. " Graham Hogan, AIA, LEED of Studio GP LLC
"We chose some pretty unique materials for the La Tierra Nueva, informed by Northern New Mexico’s traditional building materials, such as mud plastered, site cast adobe and corrugated metal in addition to colors and textures found on the site. The house incorporates zinc siding, selected for its color connection to the site. We used cladding for the walls, and corrugated roofing. The glass was meant to open the home up toe the environment. Finally, the rammed earth building technique had a strong connection to the site itself. " Graham Hogan, AIA, LEED of Studio GP LLC
"As architects, we rarely have enough choices in terms of glass to specify the glazing itself as we design projects. Zola has great options, which allowed us to specify the glass itself based on the unique needs in different parts of the house. On the West-facing side of the home, we were able to specify and use Zola glass that has a higher shading coefficient. It was great to have this option. The Thermo Clad is crafted in beautiful wood that really worked well with the setting. It emphasizes the home’s “one with nature” theme." Graham Hogan, AIA, LEED of Studio GP LLC http://www.zolawindows.com/thermoclad/
"As architects, we rarely have enough choices in terms of glass to specify the glazing itself as we design projects. Zola has great options, which allowed us to specify the glass itself based on the unique needs in different parts of the house. On the West-facing side of the home, we were able to specify and use Zola glass that has a higher shading coefficient. It was great to have this option. The Thermo Clad is crafted in beautiful wood that really worked well with the setting. It emphasizes the home’s “one with nature” theme." Graham Hogan, AIA, LEED of Studio GP LLC www.zolawindows.com/the...
"The high desert sun in this part of the country makes for incredible sunrises and sunsets, but it is also a design challenge. We studied the sun patterns before putting a single stroke on the drawing board. You must find the sweet spot between combating extreme heat in the summer days, that is, controlling the heat gain in the summer, and also creating a comfortable interior during the cold nights. The roof has substantial overhangs sheltering the structure from the elements and shading the home’s glazing from the sun. The climate and geography of Santa Fe make it a challenging and exciting canvas to work with. We approached site selection through the lens of opportunity rather than challenge: we chose a location along a ridge to maximize access to the sun. The location also carefully tucks the home’s decks and outdoor living space out of the line of the winds, which can be very strong in Santa Fe." Graham Hogan, AIA, LEED of Studio GP LLC Zola Thermo Clad Lift & Slide Door
"The high desert sun in this part of the country makes for incredible sunrises and sunsets, but it is also a design challenge. We studied the sun patterns before putting a single stroke on the drawing board. You must find the sweet spot between combating extreme heat in the summer days, that is, controlling the heat gain in the summer, and also creating a comfortable interior during the cold nights. The roof has substantial overhangs sheltering the structure from the elements and shading the home’s glazing from the sun. The climate and geography of Santa Fe make it a challenging and exciting canvas to work with. We approached site selection through the lens of opportunity rather than challenge: we chose a location along a ridge to maximize access to the sun. The location also carefully tucks the home’s decks and outdoor living space out of the line of the winds, which can be very strong in Santa Fe." Graham Hogan, AIA, LEED of Studio GP LLC Zola Thermo Clad Lift & Slide Door
"As architects, we rarely have enough choices in terms of glass to specify the glazing itself as we design projects. Zola has great options, which allowed us to specify the glass itself based on the unique needs in different parts of the house. On the West-facing side of the home, we were able to specify and use Zola glass that has a higher shading coefficient. It was great to have this option. The Thermo Clad is crafted in beautiful wood that really worked well with the setting. It emphasizes the home’s “one with nature” theme. The floor to ceiling windows certainly give a majestic feel to the home, especially in the night-time photographs. Explain to us why the homeowner wanted this completely open facade. The homeowners love Sante Fe and wanted to bring the views into the house by blurring the connection between the interior and exterior as much as possible. You have to be very careful doing this: one must consider how the use of so much glass is balanced with energy efficiency of the house. Because of the performance of Zola windows we were really able to exploit this and have been able to create a number of large window walls, which really open the house to the outdoors." Graham Hogan, AIA, LEED of Studio GP LLC http://www.zolawindows.com/thermoclad/
"As architects, we rarely have enough choices in terms of glass to specify the glazing itself as we design projects. Zola has great options, which allowed us to specify the glass itself based on the unique needs in different parts of the house. On the West-facing side of the home, we were able to specify and use Zola glass that has a higher shading coefficient. It was great to have this option. The Thermo Clad is crafted in beautiful wood that really worked well with the setting. It emphasizes the home’s “one with nature” theme. The floor to ceiling windows certainly give a majestic feel to the home, especially in the night-time photographs. Explain to us why the homeowner wanted this completely open facade. The homeowners love Sante Fe and wanted to bring the views into the house by blurring the connection between the interior and exterior as much as possible. You have to be very careful doing this: one must consider how the use of so much glass is balanced with energy efficiency of the house. Because of the performance of Zola windows we were really able to exploit this and have been able to create a number of large window walls, which really open the house to the outdoors." Graham Hogan, AIA, LEED of Studio GP LLC www.zolawindows.com/the...