Description:
>The challenge of designing a home that is true to its client's personality and way of living is one that every architect has faced at some point. In the case of this small house, commissioned by a US federal judge, the architect took that challenge to heart and created a space that truly embodies the essence of the client.
The primary goal of the design was to provide ample space for a couple to spend their summer months in comfort and style. To that end, the architect opted for a very open plan with a central helix core. The lack of separation doors allows for a fluid space that adapts easily to the client's changing moods and preferences.
One of the most intriguing aspects of the design is the central helix core. This twisting, spiral structure serves as the central hub and guiding force of the entire home. It provides a sense of continuity and flow that is both elegant and practical.
What sets this project apart from other small house designs is the level of personalization that the architect was able to achieve. By working closely with the client to understand their personality and lifestyle, the architect was able to create a space that truly reflects who they are. It's a testament to the power of good design and the importance of understanding the client on a deep level.
In conclusion, this small house is a perfect example of how an architect can take a simple request and turn it into a space that is both functional and beautiful. By focusing on the client's needs and desires, the architect was able to create a truly unique space that is sure to inspire other architects and homeowners alike.
>The challenge of designing a home that is true to its client's personality and way of living is one that every architect has faced at some point. In the case of this small house, commissioned by a US federal judge, the architect took that challenge to heart and created a space that truly embodies the essence of the client.
The primary goal of the design was to provide ample space for a couple to spend their summer months in comfort and style. To that end, the architect opted for a very open plan with a central helix core. The lack of separation doors allows for a fluid space that adapts easily to the client's changing moods and preferences.
One of the most intriguing aspects of the design is the central helix core. This twisting, spiral structure serves as the central hub and guiding force of the entire home. It provides a sense of continuity and flow that is both elegant and practical.
What sets this project apart from other small house designs is the level of personalization that the architect was able to achieve. By working closely with the client to understand their personality and lifestyle, the architect was able to create a space that truly reflects who they are. It's a testament to the power of good design and the importance of understanding the client on a deep level.
In conclusion, this small house is a perfect example of how an architect can take a simple request and turn it into a space that is both functional and beautiful. By focusing on the client's needs and desires, the architect was able to create a truly unique space that is sure to inspire other architects and homeowners alike.
Location:
>Ithaca, NY
>Ithaca, NY
Date:
>2023
>2023
Collaborations:
>Andres Triana
>Andres Triana