Glass Residence
The house was designed for a client who wanted to build a new retreat in the Bay Area woods. The building site is on a slope. The concept for the house was inspired by the Farnsworth House in Plano, Illinois designed by Mies van der Rohe.
Year 2020
Location Kensington
The design has been reimagined and redesigned to become “ The new Glass House” to provide a widespread view of the woods, using floor-to-ceiling operable windows. The exposed concrete finish, with the ambient light provided by the sconces and steel frames of the windows, creates an atmosphere space reminiscent of 1970 architecture.
Explore the Glass Residence, a modern retreat designed for seamless harmony with nature. Located in Kensington, this architectural marvel features expansive floor to ceiling windows that frame breathtaking views of the Bay Area woods. The residence combines sleek modern design with timeless elements, such as exposed concrete and ambient lighting, to create an inviting and serene living space. Experience the perfect blend of luxury and tranquility in a home built to connect you with the natural beauty surrounding it. Discover how the innovative use of floor to ceiling windows transforms this space into the ultimate contemporary retreat.
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