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VITA prépare le terrain pour une collaboration créative au sein d'une communauté unique
VITA

Derived from the historical precedent set by Charleston Sea Island Architecture and combined with a contemporary sensibility, the architectural styles at Kiawah River—part of the Kiawah River Design Guidelines created by VITA—include The Marsh House, Sea Island Cottage, The Island Home, The Farm House and The Side Yard House.

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Joe Thomas

VITA prépare le terrain pour une collaboration créative au sein d'une communauté unique
VITA

As part of the Kiawah River Design Guidelines created by VITA, planting objectives protect views through thoughtful landscape planning and use of appropriately scaled plants.

Crédit photo :
Joe Thomas

VITA prépare le terrain pour une collaboration créative au sein d'une communauté unique
VITA

Kiawah River offers a community kayak launch area at Sea Island Park, one of the community's three parks.

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Joe Thomas

VITA prépare le terrain pour une collaboration créative au sein d'une communauté unique
VITA

Kiawah River's Spring House, which serves as the community's gathering place for health, fitness and recreation, features a junior Olympic size pool and a leisure pool (as shown).

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Joe Thomas

VITA prépare le terrain pour une collaboration créative au sein d'une communauté unique
VITA

Kiawah River is a bicycling paradise with 20 miles of trails, including along the watefront.

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Joe Thomas

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

Located near Powder Mountain Ski Resort, this ski-in/ski-out residence represents one of Sparano + Mooney Architecture's newest mountain sanctuaries.

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Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

Due to its remote location, the home is run completely off of propane, and heated by highly-efficient radiant heat throughout.

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Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The southern façades feature overhangs, and temperatures are controlled with operable windows at key locations to provide any necessary cooling, ensuring a sustainable design approach.

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Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

Throughout the interiors, hem fir is used as the primary finish.

Crédit photo :
Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

Desiring a clean, modern aesthetic, the interior design of the home and its art were chosen with this aesthetic in mind, leading to an eclectic yet curated space. Interiors by Westhoven Design.

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Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The intimate living room offers sweeping views of the landscape from all directions.

Crédit photo :
Matt Winquist.

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The intimate living room offers sweeping views of the landscape from all directions.

Crédit photo :
Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

Kitchen amenities include Thermador and Wolf appliances, a recessed induction cooktop in the main kitchen, panel-ready and built-in Sub-Zero refrigerator, and gas cooktop in the scullery, with designated space for smaller countertop appliances.

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Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The dining room with its multi-slide door system opens onto the courtyard, while the main kitchen is completely open with no ceiling-based cabinetry, fixtures or fittings to allow for an uninterrupted flow of energy and viewpoints.

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Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The multi-level layout offers privacy between levels and also facilitates aging in place and multi-generational living.

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Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The primary suite with a private deck and steam shower is located on the upper level, which is stepped up from the main level by 5’ and can be completely separated from the rest of the home.

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Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

View of the primary bathroom and sweeping landscape beyond.

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Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The ski room features blackened steel and custom grates over polished concrete flooring.

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Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The onsen-area walls and ceilings utilize cedar for the wood’s aroma and aesthetics, and stone tile for the floors.

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Matt Winquist

Une retraite hivernale soigneusement conçue par Sparano + Mooney Architecture s'inspire de l'art japonais du kirigami.
Sparano + Mooney Architecture

The facade’s exterior cladding is made from TEKKō™ steel, which the team selected for its ability to bend and fold around the home’s upper level and throughout the courtyard, with standing seams that then turn into the corners.

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Matt Winquist