I like the mix of treated and untreated materials––like a layer peeled back to reveal the original materials
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Mix sizing windows, mixed materials, wood slates for pop out window seat
Like the mix materials, wood for the pop-out windown
Cool materials
Love love love the curved wood paneling. Place to do this in our rear?
Wish we could make our stair open via glass walls
Similar to our challenge: three levels, mixed glass, balcony, stairs and cube tops. Less top heavy than ours. This is meh to me.
Lost their peak-y roof. Looks boring now.
Too modern and cube-like
Does it work to split the traditional and modern design into a layer cake, rather than a patchwork?
Lots of glass, corten steel on a multi level garden
Mixed materials. I like the two kinds of wood and glass, but not the stone/concrete block.
Feels heavy. Mixed materials but don't love the horizontal wood siding an larger format left side thingies.
Like the color blocking and mix of materials.
Corten steel
Too much
Zig zag roof, ok railing, meh downstairs
I like the half and half
Kitchen flows to open space. nice mix of materials
Something doesn't work here
Clever use of window sizing
Looks a little like a mask, but interesting idea to change exterior materials and make explicit the jekyl and hyde
Good mix of traditional and modern.
Mix of window shapes, all unusual
Another example of one very modern feature, rest left traditional
Clearly different modern box, leave rest of house traditional. Consider for bay window and terrace?
One monolithic modern feature (chimney) pulls together other understated modern windows?
Mix of giant and traditional windows that works.
No mullions and looks great––because of mix use of window proportions? Like two story glass
Go big on peak window?
Corten steel in big squares mixed with plain massive glass and horizontal siding.
Mixing and matching different squares/mullions/sizes
Big glass, fewer mullions
Like
Close but everything is wrong
Mirroring. Can we do this?
Asymmetrical modern mullions
I like the mix of treated and untreated materials––like a layer peeled back to reveal the original materials
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