This residence is designed by Rockefeller Partners Architects on a generous lot of 10,000 square feet. Not whole this site was buildable because of its irregular shape and a small grove of eucalyptus and pine trees but the house become quite a big project anyway. The house also has irregular shape and is split into two wings in order to maximize the views and reduce its massing. Thanks to such shape and a lot of glazing almost every room in the house is connected to the outdoors and has access there. At the heart of the home is a great fireplace that begins in the living room then penetrates the exterior wall to become a wedge-shaped landscape feature and finally, the pool wall.
Irregularly Shaped House With a Small Grove of Eucalyptus and Pine Trees on the Site
By Mike
Design By Rockefeller Partners Architects
Photography by Eric Staudenmaier
By Mike
Design By Rockefeller Partners Architects
Photography by Eric Staudenmaier
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