This residence is derived from a clear and simple concept that draws its inspiration from the unique site, consisting of dense canopy and unencumbered views of the surrounding canyons. Like the site, the house is composed of two distinct and equally appealing parts – private and public - that are defined by a thick interior wall running physically and figuratively through the length of the house and beyond.
The landscape is also defined by the wall: wild and natural, reflecting the surrounding chaparral hillsides and canyons, and manicured lawn - a nod to the client's east coast nostalgia.
Status: Completed in 2001
Project Size: 3,800 s.f.
Architectural Team: Rocky Rockefeller, AIA, Michael Hricak, FAIA, Christopher Kempel, AIA, Keith Ireland
Photography: Douglas Hill            
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