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Concrete Amsterdam
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Roger O'Sullivan
« Liberties House »
Concrete Amsterdam
Crédit photo :
Roger O'Sullivan
« Liberties House »
Concrete Amsterdam
Crédit photo :
Roger O'Sullivan
« Liberties House »
Concrete Amsterdam
Crédit photo :
Roger O'Sullivan
« Liberties House »
Concrete Amsterdam
Crédit photo :
Roger O'Sullivan
« Liberties House »
Concrete Amsterdam
Crédit photo :
Roger O'Sullivan
« Liberties House »
Concrete Amsterdam
Crédit photo :
Roger O'Sullivan
« Liberties House »
Concrete Amsterdam
Crédit photo :
Roger O'Sullivan
« Liberties House »
Concrete Amsterdam
Crédit photo :
Roger O'Sullivan
« Liberties House »
Concrete Amsterdam
Crédit photo :
Roger O'Sullivan
Sparano + Mooney Architecture crée un refuge serein à la montagne
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
This highly-sustainable home embodies the industry-best passive design principles and systems, including high-performance glazing, spray foam insulation, radiant floor heating, skylights in the hallways to provide natural daylighting and abundant day lighting in every space, as well as floor-to-ceiling glass and aluminum doors by Reynaers in the living room that open to the meadow and a covered exterior deck.
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Photography by Joe Fletcher
Sparano + Mooney Architecture crée un refuge serein à la montagne
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
Homeowner and interior designer Kirsten Molz wanted the home to feel warm and chose creamy off-white plaster for the ceiling and walls of the living room.
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Photography by Joe Fletcher
Sparano + Mooney Architecture crée un refuge serein à la montagne
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
Architect Anne Mooney, FAIA, describes the glass-walled hallways as “bridges,” which connect various parts of the house while taking advantage of views.
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Photography by Joe Fletcher
Sparano + Mooney Architecture crée un refuge serein à la montagne
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
The home’s interior is primarily finished with natural oak hardwood flooring, cabinetry and trim, as well as Venetian plaster walls and metal detailing.
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Photography by Joe Fletcher
Sparano + Mooney Architecture crée un refuge serein à la montagne
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
The client's desire for privacy is echoed throughout the design of the house, with the primary suite functioning as a sanctuary separated by a bridge connector from the main living spaces that easily accommodate an abundance of guests.
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Photography by Joe Fletcher
Sparano + Mooney Architecture crée un refuge serein à la montagne
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
The primary bedroom has a bed and night stands from Amber Interiors. The lamps are by Natan Moss.
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Photography by Joe Fletcher
Sparano + Mooney Architecture crée un refuge serein à la montagne
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
The design for the primary bathroom perfectly frames the surrounding aspen trees.
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Photography by Joe Fletcher
Sparano + Mooney Architecture crée un refuge serein à la montagne
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
View of the primary bathroom and suite hallway.
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Photography by Joe Fletcher
Sparano + Mooney Architecture crée un refuge serein à la montagne
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
The clients love to cook and entertain, so it was important that the pantry included space for a desk.
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Photography by Joe Fletcher
Sparano + Mooney Architecture crée un refuge serein à la montagne
Sparano + Mooney Architecture
The focal point of the main kitchen is the Lacanche Forneaux range and Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. Additional highlights include white oak flooring and cabinets, and stools with woven leather seats from Thomas Hayes Studio.
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Photography by Joe Fletcher