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Deezen
MARCH 2, 2023
US studio CLB Architects has designed a cedar-clad home and barn in Wyoming for clients who love horses and wanted to return their property to its historic roots as a working ranch. The house is located near the barn and pastures in order to ensure that "horses are a constant visual presence," the team said.
Deezen
APRIL 7, 2022
The site formerly held a run-down, 1940s dwelling that was owned by the clients. The new house needed to have plenty of space to accommodate frequent visits from the clients' grown kids, who live out of town. The architects used several strategies to reduce the home's visual bulk. It sits in a leafy neighbourhood.
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Dwell
DECEMBER 5, 2024
The architects introduced flexibility into the open plan design with full height hemp fiber curtains and Douglas fir shutters that allow the clients to open and close off spaces. Houses We Love: Every day we feature a remarkable space submitted by our community of architects, designers, builders, and homeowners. Have one to share?
Dwell
NOVEMBER 8, 2022
This proximity challenged the architects to introduce light into the property and provide smoother access to the small garden, without compromising the clients’ privacy. To add visual impact to the much-improved plan, Oliver Leech Architects worked vertically, adding reeded Linit glass panels to the double-height extension.
Deezen
NOVEMBER 26, 2022
"The yellow additions are tempered by gently rounded edges to bring a softness to their overall form, and stainless steel rain chains – a traditional Japanese guttering option – negate any visual clutter caused by downpipes," it continued. Client: Annabel Bligh and Luke Leighfield. Structural engineer: Martin Redston Associates.
Deezen
MARCH 13, 2022
The clients were able to see beyond the dated materials and finishes," said the studio, and from there they decided to update the entire house. Integrated lighting systems run along the battens that divide the space, "visually connecting while also defining the use areas within the space", said Klopf Architecture.
Dwell
NOVEMBER 8, 2022
Balancing a tight budget and brief, the clients tasked Unknown Works with adding space for their young family’s creative pursuits, ensuring the layout could be adapted for hosting parties and intimate family gatherings. The rear extension is home to a new open-plan kitchen and dining space with built-in CLT seating and reading nooks.
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