Futurist Architecture

At first, Camino de Playa looks like a ruin. With its three vertical openings, Jamie is inspired to create a comfortable rural bolthole with 12 years in total for the whole construction, planning, negotiation, and design.

The design of Wilder Butterfly uses Monterey Cypress from the fallen trees. The fallen trees are located in Golden Gate Park which is providing a golden honey. The harmony of Wilder Butterfly with the home next door looks so perfect after the remodeled process.

The unique design of Westonbirt Mess Building surely makes it won a lot of awards. The roof has a triangle form which is beautiful to be seen with the timber construction. The wall is also designed in a unique way with its transparent design.

This contemporary house is divided by the wooden structure expression. The beams are exposed in the house interior. It continues to the outside, creating a transparency effect towards the lake. The summer sun overheating is limited by the roof from the glass facade to the south area.

The overall exterior materials were selected based on the natural and built environment of the region. Take the metal roof for instance. It reflects the sun and highlights the traditional side of this country home’s design.

1100 Architect also designed a rooftop terrace, providing outdoor space with 360-degree views of the area.

The landscape is designed with the ideas from Tom Stuart Smith. The concrete retaining wall can wrap the courtyard on the exposed side of the house. It provides the seating area and also a pool complete with two stacked bronze water tanks.

The living area is the place for three main rooms inside Chalet Bolton-Est. They are a kitchen, living room, and also a dining room. The living area can be called as an open area too because of the easy access to the terrace through the door.

The characteristic of rustic and chic design can be seen in the sliding doors of the small bathroom. The pattern on the floor tiles makes this little bathroom looks cute. The element of wood also can be found on the ceiling and the bathroom sink.

Santa Ynez Barn is chosen directly from the New Hampshire farm. This barn was transported, reassembled, and deconstructed on the top of 4-1/2 foot steel columns which are tall. The barn orientation is also designed well by the architect to get the best result based on the construction plan.