This cool contemporary residence was designed by Los Angeles-based studio Techentin Buckingham Architecture and it’s located in Loz Feliz neighborhood in Los Angeles, California.
The house is built on a submerged rock out-cropping, placing the main floor of the house directly at the level of the surrounding tree canopies and the upper level overlooking the neighborhood canopy to the city beyond. But the proximity of the neighboring houses made large openings problematic. Instead, analogous to Dutch theories of “dry” design, diagrammatic form and materiality were used to segment the life of the home into discrete ‘performative boxes’ casually riddled with windows. via
