Sunday, May 19, 2024

Highgrove Terrace Residence, Modern House Design by Alter Studio

November 18, 2015 Modern House Design


Highgrove Terrace Residence is mid-century modern house was renovated by Alter Studio. Began with finding room for a new master bedroom suite, child’s bedroom and bath, and kitchen.

Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio
Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio
Kitchen Room-Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio
Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio

Bath Tube-Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio
Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio
Wash Tube-Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio
Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio
Stairs-Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio
Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio
Interior Room-Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio
Alter Studio renovated Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio

From Architects : ” Highgrove Terrace Residence is a substantial addition and renovation of a mid-century modern house. Began with finding room for a new master bedroom suite, child’s bedroom and bath, and kitchen. The existing building is organized horizontally and comprised of masonry planes, corrugated cementitious panels, and continuous horizontal glazing.

Inside, a tremendous vertical space connects the two floors under a curved cherry ceiling. Large-scaled glass panels define one corner that cantilevers into the existing house, bathing the center of the home in unexpected deluge of light and encouraging one’s gaze upward. this space is the new heart of the home, bringing alternative source of light to each of the rooms, and across which communication between them. Upstairs, the experience of the home is quite different from the original building. Finer materials, purposeful fenestration and built-ins define a more particular, pointed kind of space. ” For further detail visit Highgrove Terrace Residence by Alter Studio.

Share

Share it with Your Friend

Related Post:

  • Lake House Design by DeForest Architects
  • Elysium – Lot 176 Residence by Richard Kirk Arccitects
  • 5 Clues That Your House Needs To Be Renovated
  • Plank Home in Bosschenhoofd by Onix Architects