Terrace Level 2
Pool, loking to the Gulf Course
Main shower
Living room
Dining Place
Living and Library
South Facade
South facade and deck
Perspective West
Model
Lookout House
Corner Window
Interior Pario
Master Bedroom and Guest Bedroom ensamble
Winter Exterior Shot
A timber rain screen made of locally-sourced spotted gum clads the house. “It’s basically like a tortoise shell in that it’s a protective layer, a shield, that allows the building to be protected from the sun and insulated from the cold,” Kennon says. Because of its high density, the Australian hardwood stands up well against the elements.
In this house in downtown Miami, lightweight, shuttered Western red cedar doors wrap the front porch to provide privacy and protection from the weather but support natural ventilation, which is important in biophilic design. The unstained wood will age naturally.
Project: College Road
Architect: Thompson + Baroni architects in collaboration with Stephen Marshall Architects
'73 BMW 2002
A 100-mile drive from the Big Apple, the 15-acre property in Orient, New York, serves as a vacation retreat and refuge for a Brooklyn couple.
The bocce court sits between the master bedroom patio and an outdoor dining area featuring Jean-Marie Massaud’s Seashell chairs from Dedon. To bring in natural light while limiting direct exposure, the couple designed a horizontal window for the music room.
View from lakeside dock
Front outdoor space
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