The whole back of the house is wrapped in glass form floor to ceiling. The deck that extends to line up with the cantilever ceiling adds a lot of recreational space, where dinners “al fresco” could be an everyday affair. Designed by Bercy Chen Studio LP.
The interior is your typical “non complicated” floorplan, where spaces are delimited by the pieces of furniture you will find on them, rather than walls and dividers.
It kind of remains me of the glass house, where you can see the bed from the living room.
AC Repair on 04.22.2009 at 10:24 AM
Talk about living in a glass house. I would certainly hope this is in a secluded area.
Joan Zatorski on 07.02.2009 at 11:49 AM
Living in the Sonoran Desert, in Tucson, Arizona, USA, I can fully appreciate the well-thought-out design of this lovely home. It allows the residents to experience life out-doors due to the wrap-around window walls across the back, but the cantilevered roof assures cooler temperatures and protection from the harsh rays of the desert sun. Also, I appreciate that the architect was sensitive to the impact of the building’s footprint upon its environment and strove to eliminate excess in all aspects and areas.
I think I’d feel very light and airy living in this wonderful construction and the overall design would serve as a destressor!
Were money not a worry for me, I’d be contracting for this house immediately! Its so beautiful.
Sarah on 05.05.2011 at 14:08 PM
This house is beautiful!