This house was built in response to a flood damaged two story house that sat on the ground. Due to multiple floods over the years the existing house just couldn’t take the last flood. So we came up with the solution of a house on stilts. Instead of using columns, we chose to use walls of varying lengths to orient view, create privacy, and allow for the proper structural integrity. The new living spaces of this house are elevated twelve to seventeen feet above the ground. The main interior and exterior spaces, along with the gracious roof deck, are oriented toward the pool and large garden areas of the property. The massive wall facing West Wesley allows for maximum privacy with varying opportunities to peek out at the street life.
Project Spotlight
Product Spotlight
News
Barrisol Light brings the outdoors inside at Mr Green’s Office
French ceiling manufacturer Barrisol - Normalu SAS was included in Archello’s list of 25 best... More
Peter Pichler, Rosalba Rojas Chávez, Lourenço Gimenes and Raissa Furlan join Archello Awards 2024 jury
Peter Pichler, Rosalba Rojas Chávez, Lourenço Gimenes and Raissa Furlan have been anno... More
25 best decorative glass manufacturers
By incorporating decorative glass in projects, such as stained or textured glass windows, frosted gl... More
Introducing Partner Geopietra
Geopietra® is an international brand and an Italian company founded in 1996, specialized in the... More
Shigeru Ban’s Paper Log House at Philip Johnson’s Glass House
In New Canaan, Connecticut, Shigeru Ban: The Paper Log House has opened as part of the 75th annivers... More
10 commercial buildings that benefit from planted facades
The integration of nature into architecture marks a proactive urban response to the climate emergenc... More
Hudson Valley Residence by HGX Design draws inspiration from local agricultural vernacular
New York City-based creative studio HGX Design has completed the Hudson Valley Residence, a modern,... More
Key projects by Perkins&Will
Perkins&Will, a global interdisciplinary design practice, places architecture at its core. With... More