Glenbrook Residence
Glenbrook Residence is a project designed by David Jameson Architect looks very unusual and interesting. It’s polygonal structure mixes transparency and opaqueness.
Made of glass and stone the house feature sharp stone overhangs,
textured walls and glazed pavilions that stand out from the structure.
The residence consists of three structures that
divide the public and private areas. Thus the house features interesting
lines, angles, and architectural solutions. For example the two side
structures look similar yet each of them has its own finish and unique
features while the middle glass pavilions make an interesting core.
Each structure has its outdoor space under the overhangs while the structures are connected with the halls that link them together into one big residence. The interior is finished with wood which gives an nice warm contrast as opposed to the exterior stone finish. And the sloped ceiling adds an interesting twist to both exterior and interior view of the living area.
Each structure has its outdoor space under the overhangs while the structures are connected with the halls that link them together into one big residence. The interior is finished with wood which gives an nice warm contrast as opposed to the exterior stone finish. And the sloped ceiling adds an interesting twist to both exterior and interior view of the living area.
