The street-facing, wood-detailed gable acts as a beacon in the evening.
A glass-walled gap marks the point where the two perpendicular pieces of the house come together.
Built-in curtains can be used to divide or unite the main living space.
A plan of the home's first floor.
A plan of the home's second floor.
Another gap, partially expressed through a void in the roof massing, separates the garage and guest room from the children's bedrooms.
The kitchen opens onto a casual dining area.
A terrace overlooks the swimming pool, which occupies a lower level of the steeply sloped site.
