Role
Architectural Visualizer
Date
Aug 2021
Client
Blank & Meiersdorf
Reconfiguring the interior, I added an impressive new bookshelf made of blackened steel, brass, and timber that drops down into the main hub of the house—the family living and dining area.
Within this space also lies the kitchen, where a large island formed of zinc and brass serves as a bridge from the primary living area, to the restful dining area where long family meals are shared.
Here, I carefully balanced the desire for a functional space that would feel warm and inviting, yet light and spacious. To achieve this, I lowered the floor level to increase the height of the space and added garden-facing floor-to-ceiling glazing. Supplementing this, generous roof lights ensure an abundance of daylight.
Supplementing this, generous roof lights ensure an abundance of daylight. Within this space also lies the kitchen, where a large island formed of zinc and brass serves as a bridge from the primary living area.
