Livrons-nous : An Art Installation that Won the FAV 23 Prix du Public award in Montpellier, France
Charlotte Jeanjean, Viviane Le Deunff and Camille Maire
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Camille Maire
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 25th Edition on the Theme "The Ecology of Possibility"
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Couleur Nature (exterior views)
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Vanderveken, Architecture + Paysage
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 25th Edition on the Theme "The Ecology of Possibility"
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Couleur Nature (plan and interior view)
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Vanderveken, Architecture + Paysage
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 25th Edition on the Theme "The Ecology of Possibility"
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
FUTURE DRIFTS (elevation 20m side)
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Julia Lines Wilson
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 25th Edition on the Theme "The Ecology of Possibility"
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
FUTURE DRIFTS (elevation 10m side)
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Julia Lines Wilson
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 25th Edition on the Theme "The Ecology of Possibility"
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Rue Liereman / Organ Man Street (overview of the Flemish garden)
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Pioniersplanters
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 25th Edition on the Theme "The Ecology of Possibility"
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Rue Liereman / Organ Man Street (model)
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Pioniersplanters
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 25th Edition on the Theme "The Ecology of Possibility"
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Superstrata (bird's-eye view)
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mat-on
The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 25th Edition on the Theme "The Ecology of Possibility"
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Superstrata (interior view)
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mat-on
Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Emigration Creek Residence is Uniquely Shaped by its Site
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
On the exterior, vertical Kebony wood rainscreen cladding was utilized for its rapid-growth potential and ability to patina. A key detail of the exterior design includes the board-formed concrete pattern that aligns perfectly with the cladding above.
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Matt Winquist Photography
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Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Emigration Creek Residence is Uniquely Shaped by its Site
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
The natural wood and concrete palette of the exterior is carried into the interior detailing.
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Matt Winquist Photography
Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Emigration Creek Residence is Uniquely Shaped by its Site
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
An upstairs hallway features refined oak millwork and a dramatic floor-to-ceiling pocket door that incorporates storage space and display niches.
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Lucy Call Photography
Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Emigration Creek Residence is Uniquely Shaped by its Site
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
A clear shift in volumes occurs at the location of the Wasatch Fault, which runs directly beneath the home.
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Matt Winquist Photography
Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Emigration Creek Residence is Uniquely Shaped by its Site
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
The home features a minimal yet striking contrasting palette of concrete, utilized on the floors, blackened steel on the hearth beyond, oak for the ceilings and doors, and white gallery walls.
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Lucy Call Photography
Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Emigration Creek Residence is Uniquely Shaped by its Site
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
Sitting area with views of the surrounding landscape.
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Lucy Call Photography
Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Emigration Creek Residence is Uniquely Shaped by its Site
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
Detail of the fireplace in the sitting area featuring an elegant material palette.
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Lucy Call Photography
Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Emigration Creek Residence is Uniquely Shaped by its Site
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
The dramatic kitchen continues the streamlined palette and features Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.
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Lucy Call Photography
Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Emigration Creek Residence is Uniquely Shaped by its Site
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
The home’s open floor plan allows for a seamless flow among the kitchen, dining room and sitting area.
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Matt Winquist Photography
Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Emigration Creek Residence is Uniquely Shaped by its Site
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
The subtlety of the oak wood on the ceiling and millwork contrasts with – yet compliments – the dusky tones of the hood vent and backsplash.
Photo credit:
Lucy Call Photography
Sparano + Mooney Architecture's Emigration Creek Residence is Uniquely Shaped by its Site
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
View of the kitchen from the dining room. The kitchen design incorporates a Sub-Zero refrigerator, freezer and wine fridge columns.
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Lucy Call Photography
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