Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
The primary bathroom highlights the freestanding statement tub and sculptural pendant, allowing the focal point of the background to be the surrounding landscape.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
Exterior detailing includes the use of rough Keystone, exposed concrete, dark wood-like porcelain tile, white crisp stucco, and shellstone hardscape, among other materials.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
The vertical fins create a rhythm on the façade while providing privacy and framed views.
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
Strang Design designed the home around the existing live oak trees. According to founder and lead architect Max Strang, the project represents “A family home connected to the water, the sky and the trees.”
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Kris Tamburello Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
The project is named for its unique setting at the confluence of the Tarpon and New Rivers near downtown Fort Lauderdale.
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Calder Wilson Photography
Strang Design Realizes Sustainable Waterfront Residence
Strang Design
This aerial view showcases the solar array on the roof.
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Calder Wilson Photography
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
Without straying too far from its original charm, the home’s updated facade is enhanced by a selection of materials, architectural forms and decidedly modern interventions.
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
For the living room, Krebs says, “The fireplace and beautiful curved ceiling were preserved along with the original windows that were replaced. We love to keep strong, original elements, and feather them into the new design whenever possible.”
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
The dominant white interior palette is interrupted by warm wood details, as well as the presence of pale forest green and blue accent walls and cabinetry.
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
In the new kitchen, a custom bookshelf and cabinets made of walnut wood wrap around into the living room to house the client's extensive book and record collection.
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Mariko Reed
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Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
A simple palette of woods, along with the owners’ collection of furniture and objects enrich the interior.
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
The kitchen receives optimal light through new windows and a strategically placed cylindrical skylight.
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
Custom millwork wraps from the kitchen into the living room, allowing for the family to show off their favorite collectible items, books, tchotchkes, and more
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
The open-plan dining area seamlessly blends between the kitchen and outdoors, where a retractable La Cantina door allows for interior-exterior connections and the flow of fresh air. Above the table is a George Nelson pendant.
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
This hallway, covered in chalk paint for doodling and note-taking, opens up to the dining room.
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
The primary bedroom’s large window offers views onto the backyard.
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
The primary bathroom showcases floor-to-ceiling tiles and a sleek skylight that maximizes natural daylighting.
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
The colorful kids’ bedroom is filled with art and abundant daylight.
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
The dining area of the main home opens up to an elevated wooden deck, part of the communal courtyard that sits between the two volumes and is a perfect area for the family members to gather.
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Mariko Reed
Medium Plenty Transforms a Southern California Residence into a Multi-Generational Abode
Medium Plenty
Once a garage, the ADU serves as a dedicated home with a loft space for the homeowner's mother. According to Krebs,”The space is so small that the varying colors give visual interest and depth to help define the areas as separate.”
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Mariko Reed
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