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31th St. House |
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The 31st Street House is a
remodel and addition to a 1930's cottage. Throughout the house, changes
were made in both traditional and more modern styles that blur the line
between the old and the new. The original plan, of small discrete rooms,
was reorganized into a more open plan, linear scheme, connecting varied
outdoor living spaces. The addition to the house forms the third side
of the major courtyard. Inspired by the work of Gill, a glassy bedroom
sits atop thick, sloping walls that define an outdoor dining room. The
stucco forms are undecorated and recall both modern and traditional
Spanish architecture of Southern California. This house is 1,700 square
foot. |
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