laidlaw schultz architects: harborview hills
the solid entry facade of this dwelling conceals any indication of the coastal views which are accessible from the interior of the home which may be opened and transformed into an open-air pavilion.
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‘harborview hills’ by laidlaw schultz architects, corona del mar, california image © larry falke
californian practice laidlaw schultz architects have completed ‘harborview hills’, a residence in corona del mar, california. bordering the street, the entry facade is a solid wall with walnut striations, concealing any indication of the coastal views which are accessible from the interior of the home. inhabitants pass a woven steel panel, denoting the axial division between private and public, entering an internal courtyard which can be integrated into the home’s interior rooms by opening a line of sliding doors. the dwelling is then transformed into an outdoor pavilion, introducing the exterior fireplace and pool into the ground level circulation.
front facade image © larry falke
a boundary of vivid green vegetation complements the reflective surface of the water and colorless exterior surfaces. a warm material palette of lacquered wood cabinetry and aged wood floors contrast the white painted brick walls and pristine external appearance.
courtyard image © larry falke
outdoor living room image © larry falke
corridor image © larry falke
master bedroom image © larry falke
master bedroomimage © larry falke
master bathroom image © larry falke
living room image © larry falke
kitchen image © larry falke
outdoor living room
image © larry falke
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