Modest Sustainable Hill House by David Coleman Architecture
Hill House by David Coleman Architecture
The Hill House is reads and lives like a habitable landscape adapting to the site which long, narrow, rocky hillside, sloping gently and steeply. The house conceptualized by David Coleman Architecture in a modest, sustainable building with a big presence in a big landscape. A light-framed, wood platform steps up the hillside and floats above it. Interior and exterior functions are delineated by a glass wall that wraps three sides of the structure. Finish materials are common throughout, blurring the line between inside and out.
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- Hill House by David Coleman Architecture
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- Hill Landscape Hill House by David Coleman Architecture
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- Sustainable Structure Hill House by David Coleman Architecture
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- Living Area in Hill House
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- Modest Interior Design Hill House
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- Modest Bathroom in Hill House by David Coleman Architecture
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- Private Area in Hill House by David Coleman Architecture
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- Home Lighting, Hill House by David Coleman Architecture
The east wall cuts into the land like a rusty blade, evoking the cultural history of the mining encampments found in the area and providing privacy from the adjacent country road. It offers a defensive backdrop when viewed from the interior and, combined with the shelter provided by the roof, and warmth provided by the wood stove/fire pit, lends a primordial feel to the building that is unexpected in this thoroughly modern structure. Gabion stone walls bridge between building and landscape, offering retaining, context and privacy. Construction waste was dramatically reduced by incorporating these walls, which are made from the spoils of the building’s excavations.
May 26th, 2011 at 12:55 pm
i like the house but please will you help me to desing my house because i have the area which is not level its have the slope i need to desing the house which will be very nice looking like urse