pavonetti architecture’s texas home references vernacular barn structures
the eco-friendly dwelling has been approached with a contemporary aesthetic, while referencing barn and stable structures in the state of texas.
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pavonetti architecture’s texas home references vernacular barn structures
all images by amanda kirkpatrick
named the ‘garden street residence’, this home in austin, texas was designed by pavonetti architecture. a personal project of the architect, the eco-friendly dwelling has been approached with a contemporary aesthetic on the inside, while retaining a vernacular form that references texas’ barn and stable structures.
the vernacular form references local barn and stable structures
the light-filled, two storey home is airy and evokes an industrial essence. cedar sliding, exposed wood and a steel frame complements the bare concrete floors. large, steel-frame windows add to the hand wrought theme, while an eclectic selection of details and furnishings adorn the interior — cultivating a homely and comfortable ambiance.
the double-height living room is filled with light
cedar sliding, exposed wood and a steel frame complements the bare concrete floors
large thin-framed steel windows adds to the hand wrought theme
the home is based in austin, texas
the open-plan space combines the kitchen, living and dining
the kitchen
one of the bathrooms
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