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Cascading Creek
Cascading Creek
Austin, TX, United States
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Other Projects by Bercy Fadel
Cascading Creek
Austin, TX, United States
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2010
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
Cascading Creek House was conceived as an extension of the Central Texas landscape. Set within a limestone slope, the home draws inspiration from the aquifers and natural basins that shape the Hill Country. Its roof collects and filters rainwater through a series of shallow pools, while photovoltaic and solar hot-water systems harvest energy from the same surface. The roof becomes both shelter and ecosystem, supplying water and power while blending into the terrain.
Two limestone walls organize the home into public and private wings, enclosing courtyards and protecting three mature oaks that define the site. The floor steps with the contours of the land, creating spaces that gradually open in height and light as they approach the view. At the edge, the roof extends outward on a single column, allowing the glass walls to dissolve into the landscape. In this final gesture, the house achieves a state of calm reciprocity, where the built and natural worlds meet in quiet continuity.
Two limestone walls organize the home into public and private wings, enclosing courtyards and protecting three mature oaks that define the site. The floor steps with the contours of the land, creating spaces that gradually open in height and light as they approach the view. At the edge, the roof extends outward on a single column, allowing the glass walls to dissolve into the landscape. In this final gesture, the house achieves a state of calm reciprocity, where the built and natural worlds meet in quiet continuity.
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