ArchReview #134
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Review :
The house is boldly split into two parts by volume and finish. The left part is monochrome and grounded; the right is bright, angular, and tall.
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The standing-seam roof looks flawless and reads as one piece with the gutter. A square-section gutter suits modern homes well.3
The bold "eyebrow" between the two windows is clearly visible in the photo below. A great find-it decorates the facade naturally and shields it from the harsh southern sun.4
The terrace boards are an earthy color-very natural, never calling attention to themselves.5
Not a great spot for the air conditioner.6
Light grout. The designer resisted the temptation to make the grout dark to contrast with the light brick. In return, he got a naturally mottled texture-less busy and geometric than typical brickwork.
