Huynh Residence / Norman D. Ward architect

Daniela Cardenas — Thu, 25 Aug 2016 14:00:00 +0000

From the street the house appears to be three, single-story connected buildings that suggest a compound. The exterior surfaces of the units are different materials and colors accentuating the tripartite design. The main volume that faces the street and houses the public areas is clad in Leuders limestone, the others in stucco, one painted cream, the other left the natural gray with a sealer. The three units are staggered and offset by 10-feet, but are unified by a standing seam metal roof. A black cypress screen sets off the front door.

House on Cedar Hill / Cunningham Architects

Nico Saieh — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 00:00:00 +0000

Situated at the edge of an escarpment zone, the house is organized along a native, stacked stone wall 182 feet long and 21 feet high. A cantilevered concrete canopy serves as an interruption through the wall into and through the house, briefly allowing views through the dense brush of the site towards the open vista to the west.

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Huynh Residence / Norman D. Ward architect

House on Cedar Hill / Cunningham Architects