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Lake House Design by DeForest Architects

July 2, 2015 Modern House Design


Designed by DeForest Architects, set on a steep hillside overlooking Lake Washington. Realize the owners’ vision of living in tune with changing light and views. Simple line, flexible living spaces, weel-organized storage, and a rooftop garden all add up to a nest that is anything but empty. For further detail visit Lake House Design by DeForest Architects.

Lake House Design by DeForest Architects
Lake House Design by DeForest Architects
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Lake House Design by DeForest Architects
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Elysium – Lot 176 Residence by Richard Kirk Arccitects

December 22, 2009 Modern House Design


Elysium - Lot 176 Residence by Richard Kirk Arccitects

This residence on Lot 176 is located on a ridge along the west of the Elysium development with views to the rear into extant landscape and a golf course beyond. The residence occupies the majority of the allowable building envelope and then provides a carved out two story volume in the center to allow light and ventilation to all interior spaces.

Front View | Elysium - Lot 176 Residence by Richard Kirk Arccitects
Elysium – Lot 176 Residence by Richard Kirk Architects
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L-Stack House Design by Marlon Blackwell Architect

December 1, 2009 Modern House Design


Designed by Marlon Blackwell Architect, L-Stack House located in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The house responds to a site anomaly set within a dense inner-city neighborhood near a city park. From Architect : ” The resulting ‘L’ configuration subdivides the interior program and the site into private and public entities, hinged together with a carefully positioned glass-enclosed stairway. The exterior cladding is a unique rain screen system articulated with rot resistant Brazilian redwood disengaged, stacked, and screwed on the flat creating a horizontal louvered effect. The L-Stack house as bridge provides an intensification of place, a cultured place revealing the evolving relations between home, nature, and city. ” For further detail visit L-Stack House by Marlon Blackwell Architect.

Exterior View,L-Stack House
L-Stack House Design by Marlon Blackwell Architect
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