This home was unlike anything else in the area at the time, and was published in a local paper. Design+Build at its fullest, the renovations and addition of this personal home were 75% self-performed. The existing 1946, 900sf ranch was completely gutted and renovated, with a new 752sf addition that was designed and developed to challenge the local convention of what a home is.
Beyond the typical nods to sustainable and efficient materials, a few of this home’s defining characteristics are its unconventional curved and flat roofs, a convex wood ceiling in the stair tower, and a beautifully hidden jewel box like half bathroom beneath the stairs. The bathroom is identified only by the subtle glow from a ribbon of translucent panels, and accessed by a hidden touch-latch door.
Render and drawing montage
Under Construction
Exterior Entry View
Exterior Front
Exterior Side
Exterior Back
Interior Custom Hidden Powder Room Door
Interior Custom Hidden Powder Room Door
Interior Hidden Powder Room with Translucent Panels
Translucent Panel Detail
Custom Entry Stair
Custom Entry Stair
Entry Tower Ceiling Detail
Entry Tower Second Floor
Final Rendering
Conceptual Sketch
Preliminary Conceptual Sketch
First Floor Plan
