Located in LA, this beauty by Assembledge takes into consideration the great SoCAL weather with a series of areas that transpire the outside inside the house. The glass walled living room is the center for the interaction with the outside view.
Cedar siding keeps a warm fell while colored MDO panels bring a touch of personality.
Using full length glass doors at the rear of the house creates a sense of openness blurring the line between spaces.
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michelle on 01.22.2009 at 10:32 AM
Oh how special, my DREAM house
Denise Smith on 01.22.2009 at 11:20 AM
I agree completely with Michelle. I would kill to live there. Gob Smacked.
jadsf on 01.22.2009 at 21:26 PM
Very cool house. I love it. But too bad it doesn’t fit into the space or neighborhood. Therefore I think it is bad design. A house ‘designed on paper’ rather than for the space.
Cassandra on 01.23.2009 at 00:29 AM
I love the simplicity of the design along with such an open layout.
Future Collective on 01.23.2009 at 12:12 PM
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wavey38 on 01.24.2009 at 08:42 AM
I could not agree more with jadsf. Beautiful concept for a one acre lot isolated and surrounded by trees. The house looks completely out of place in this neighborhood. Personally I do not like it that the neighbors will be able to see everything I am doing. This is the Detroit Auto Show Concept Car version of a house.
TheSaladMan on 01.24.2009 at 14:38 PM
Pretty awesome, except the only thing that irks me is the privacy factor, kinda weird where everyone can see in…..other than that it is also my DREAM House C:
Michael on 01.24.2009 at 14:54 PM
This is one of the great things about Los Angeles. There are very few areas of the city with that “cookie-cutter” tract-home style, and there are many neighborhoods with vastly different houses sitting right next to one another. I for one love the eclectic style of LA neighborhoods, and this house is amazing.
Martin Lewis on 01.24.2009 at 18:19 PM
Yup, my dream house too.
Xfar on 01.24.2009 at 19:31 PM
The living room looks good – big and spacious
Jade on 01.25.2009 at 21:36 PM
I don’t think they picked an ideal location for the design of the house… the architecture of this home is remarkably beautiful and also smart..I would recommend this design for a more private location that way the owners of the house can experience the awesome glass windows 24/7
Bobe on 01.25.2009 at 23:49 PM
Quite a work of art. “hey, look what I bought. Isn’t it fabulous!”.
People simply don’t react well to being that exposed, even when surrounded by trees. Maybe with time and practice someone can learn to appear to cope with living in this unnatural space, but it’s human nature to seek shelter that actually shelters.
Interesting elements in this design, to be sure.
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Lou on 01.27.2009 at 00:54 AM
Some sheer curtains and I’d move right in. Cleaning windows would be a pain though.
xsssssssssssssss on 01.28.2009 at 11:31 AM
yeh let everyone see into your house
lynne on 01.28.2009 at 15:50 PM
very nice, but what about earthquakes?? seems dangerous!
marshall on 02.01.2009 at 23:55 PM
this house is nice. if you want to fit in you would not live in this house until the design was replicated ad finitum. cookie cutter suburban house design is nice when it is placed in a diverse context…mass replication is boring
cmnycz on 02.05.2009 at 22:15 PM
i live in this neighborhood, and this house does not fit in it’s environment at all. while i am a fan of modernist architecture, the trend of these types of homes seems to go against the original purpose of the design as well as touches upon the reason for the original downfall of modernism: this house is more of a display case for the owner’s taste and money then any sort of statement for a way of living.
Myles McKenzie on 08.19.2009 at 11:18 AM
The contemporary open design of this residence is just a spectacular! Although I would agree with the above comments. It would be even more spectacular if it was built on a more private property or in the Hollywood hills, looking toward L.A.
Jai on 12.04.2009 at 14:18 PM
Love it. However, what about privacy? “Hi Neighboors! here I am in my livingroom! Oh criminals, here’s my computer on my livingroom sofa!”
waicool on 02.18.2010 at 00:18 AM
cold, sterile. example of art for art’s sake. whoops, i fell down those deck steps, hey, do you have drapes so we can get it on without the neighbors filming us? does your fireplace really work or is that a lcd. geesh, i keep stubbing my toe on these sharp corners. let’s make lemonade and sit on plastic chairs on the porch ledge, what fun…
nice house, let’s go to my place, I am more comfortable there.
sad manifestation of the human spirit. dumbass designer spending stupid rich peoples money.
bathroom tiles on 07.12.2010 at 06:22 AM
Awesome architectural design, and I mean this on several levels, as the design has some truly unique attributes I really admire ;)
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