Annex House: The Main Residence in An Old Annex Gem with Built-In Elements

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Annex House in an old Annex gem, the main residence and also a rear coach house. This project is about redesign the house with some built-in elements and defines its structure. Dubbeldam Architecture + Design reworks this house to create an open plan and divided it by the elements other than walls. Now Annex House turns into a comfortable main residence for the owner as of the best place to stay.

Structure

01 Annex House Rear Day Photography By Bob Gundu

17 Annex House Rear Night Photo By Bob Gundu

 

 

The distinct structures of the house can define the intimate courtyard. This courtyard is designed as the house outdoor extension of the living space. It evolves from season to season and day to day as a play area, a quiet place for yoga, and also a comfortable patio for a barbeque. It is another best place of the house to enjoy quality time with the family.

 

Elements

12 Annex House Dining Rm Millwork Photo By Tom Arban

11 Annex House Dining Room Photo By Tom Arban

 

 

Previously, the original main house has been chopped up. This house is also reworked once again to make an open plan. Some built-in elements are used to divide the house other than walls, connecting the spaces through the rich materials and also curated openings. The dividing elements can frame the views and create a dialogue between the house spaces.

 

Volumes

09 Annex House Dining To Kitchen Photo By Tom Arban

08 Annex House Kitchen Millwork Photography By Tom Arban

 

 

 

A central wood-clad volume organizes the ground floor to disguises the storage, structural elements, and also the ductwork. A linear fireplace is also featured with niches for built-in seating and display. There is a void in the middle of this volume, a discrete washroom designed in white marble, a custom stone vanity, and floating fixtures.

03 Annex House Living Room Photography By Tom Arban

06 Annex House Powder Room Photography By Tom Arban

 

 

This washroom is smooth and luminous just like the shell interior. The outer surface of the volume contrasts with the limestone and white oak. It is also articulated in a play of open and closed sections for the display and storage. The large mirror and beautiful lightings add more elegant style to the washroom.

18 Annex House Coach House 2 Photo By Tom Arban

02 Annex House Coach House Photography By Bob Gundu

 

 

There is a walnut-clad volume located between the dining room and kitchen, a place for TV, storage, wine fridge and also a bar. This volume has located openings for awesome views and conversation, an exchange design between the two spaces inside the house. The large openings can be seen from the direct views of the wood cabinets linearity and beyond the coach house and courtyard.

 

Interior

14 Annex House Ensuite Bathroom Photo By Bob Gundu

04 Annex House Vestibule Photography By Tom Arban

10b Annex House Kitchen Tom Arban

13 Annex House Master Bedroom Photo By Bob Gundu

 

 

 

The interior spaces are joined through the materials and views around the house. Because of this, the house and coach house are connected in the same style and fashion intimately. Each of them is clad with wood veneer fiber cement panels in a different warm tone. The window openings and the aligning seams, the awesome views can be seen between them.

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