Architects: Laidlaw Schultz Architects
Location: Corona del Mar, California, USA
Year: 2012
Photos: Larry Falke
Description:

With an enthusiasm for cutting edge construction modeling and a worldwide comprehension of style, the property holders drew nearer the engineers looking for something interesting and suitable for their developing crew. The home’s calm road setting gives no sign of the element waterfront sees open from inside, and this sentiment disclosure turned into the beginning stage for the outline.

A straightforward line isolating open from private, the first move about which the house starts, begins the dialog. This divider is punctuated with a sliding board and is then attracted up to uncover the striated walnut carport entryway that proceeds with the plane. The woven-steel board is the passage to the inside patio and private territory. As seen from inside the yard, the enceinte changes into an outside chimney and scenery for the glass-like pool. A mass of foliage toward one side gives a board of green to supplement the shining blue water; on the flip side, a ceaseless wellspring makes a mitigating soundtrack.The house itself exploits these two outside spaces, inside patio and outside perspective, with a wrapper of sliding entryways that, when open, transform the house into an outside structure. A juxtaposition of lacquered cabinetry set against painted block dividers, and matured wood floors as opposed to stark white dividers further underline the equalization of advancement and style that make up this home.