*프라빗 하우스 [ Sarasota architect ] Tall Florida Home

은폐하기. 거주자의 프라빗한 거주환경 구축하기. 미국 휴양단지에 위치한 백색의 고급주거는 거주자의 사생활 보호를 위한 내부지향적인 주거공간으로 설계된다. 먼저 내부와 외부를 분리하는 화이트 월은 내부에 다양한 외부공간들을 형성한다. 거주자의 생활공간과 집적 연결되는 야외풀장과 선베드가 위치한 저층부의 중정과 2층에 각각의 룸과 연결된 작은 테라스가 구축된다. 이러한 외부공간들은 외부시선으로 부터 거주자를 보호하는 한편 풍부한 자연환경을 즐길 수 있도록 도와준다.

특히 외부파사드는 대형 개구부를 계획하지 않고 작은 개구부를 연속 배치함으로써 외부시선을 차단하는 동시에 채광과 환기를 확보하는 기능적 디자인이자 주거의 건축적 특징을 아이텐티화 시키는 요소로 사용된다.

reviewed by SJ

Designed by Sarasota architect Guy Peterson, this American resort-town residence hides some very interesting architectural concepts behind its imposing facade. With a design calling for one of the largest and more eye-catching homes in the area, the need for measures to protects residents' privacy was clear. At the same time, those residents wished to be as connected as possible to the tropical air and plant life. The result of those seemingly opposite requirements is a home with many layers and innovations. The first-floor outer wall of the house actually functions as a buffer, hiding within it more outdoor space before reaching the building itself, and many of that building's passageways are actually outside, set in ceilingless corridors and open-air transit areas. In the middle of the property, a huge three-story structure contains most of the true interior of the dwelling as well as even more outdoor space.

The house is very luxurious throughout its many modes, with high-end wood finishes, top-of-the-line appliances, and novel design details. Its lower level includes one of the largest skylights we've ever seen, over an expansive pool and its patio. Looking out over this pool area is a long combination living room and dining room, with variable-height ceilings and an open staircase. A loft and private work room lie on the second floor (the first section of the tower in the center), and above that are the master quarters. This hierarchal structure transitions from hosting spaces to the most private rooms in a dignified yet impressive manner, solidifying the home's creative architectural concepts overall.

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from  trendir