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Barton Hills Addition
Barton Hills Addition
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Barton Hills Addition
United States
Project Featured on Oct 21, 2017
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
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Sited on a beautifully wooded property on the western slopes of Barton Hills, this renovation and expansion of an existing split-leve house engages the land by both carving into and rising out of the ground.
A new master suite nestles half-buried into the ground alongside a stand of oak and elm trees in the center of the property. From the interior of the master bedroom, a wall of expansive glazing frames an immersive view of the trees and landscape. Tapered parallel strand columns elegantly support custom steel window frames and blend in with the background field of dark tree trunks. From the exterior, the window wall reflects the surrounding vegetation and new pool at the opposite end of the property.
The second floor with bedrooms and an exterior porch rises up into the tree canopy. A glazing strategy similar to the ground floor window wall provides wide views towards the west, but with off-the-shelf window units in lieu of a custom system. Each bedroom receives light from multiple directions to create spaces with abundant natural illumination.
Design Team: Murray Legge, Travis Avery, Travis Cook, Benjamin Kaplowitz
Builder: GreenTex Builders
Consultants: TK Consulting Engineers
Styling: Adam Fortner
A new master suite nestles half-buried into the ground alongside a stand of oak and elm trees in the center of the property. From the interior of the master bedroom, a wall of expansive glazing frames an immersive view of the trees and landscape. Tapered parallel strand columns elegantly support custom steel window frames and blend in with the background field of dark tree trunks. From the exterior, the window wall reflects the surrounding vegetation and new pool at the opposite end of the property.
The second floor with bedrooms and an exterior porch rises up into the tree canopy. A glazing strategy similar to the ground floor window wall provides wide views towards the west, but with off-the-shelf window units in lieu of a custom system. Each bedroom receives light from multiple directions to create spaces with abundant natural illumination.
Design Team: Murray Legge, Travis Avery, Travis Cook, Benjamin Kaplowitz
Builder: GreenTex Builders
Consultants: TK Consulting Engineers
Styling: Adam Fortner
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