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Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects
Situated on a sloping corner lot across from an elementary school, the Boxenbaum House orients itself away from two perimeter streets towards rear and side outdoor spaces and gardens for privacy and serenity. (Photo: Juergen Nogai)
Statkus Architecture Pty Ltd
Kitchen, Living, Dining, Study & Shed Extension Adjacent a newly Landscaped Courtyard Area.
Studio Sarah Willmer Architecture
Detail at Cedar Lined Front Entry with View Into House
Photographed by Eric Rorer
Kasten Builders
2012 AIA San Francisco Living Home Tours | Architecture and Interiors by Three Legged Pig Design | Photo by Gtodd
Axis Mundi
Modernism’s most sacred tenets—simplicity, utility, order, rationalism, form following function—were nothing new to the Shakers who settled New York’s Columbia County. This house, located in Chatham and not far from Hancock Shaker Village, therefore picks up on these parallel precedents to embrace both Shaker ideals and their natural outgrowth in the architecture of today. Here, a 16-foot entrance gallery lined with clerestory windows serves to separate principle living areas from bedrooms, while also functioning as exhibition space for a perpetually evolving collection of contemporary art and design objects. The house, raised on a concrete plinth, is clad in wood, while a separate studio showcases exterior surfaces covered in Cor-ten steel shingles. Yet the forms are unified by a continuous copper roofline. The interrelationship creates juxtapositions between urban and rural aesthetics, a sense of lofty volume grounded by humble materials and finishes, and an interplay between intimate rooms and the rolling wide-open landscape outside.
Design: John Beckmann
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Kevin B Howard Architects, AIA
The pool is protected and shaded by the rocky hillside and the house itself, but open to the dome of the desert sky.
William Lesch Photography
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