Private Residence
A quiet study in shelter, openness
and life among the trees.
Shelter. Warmth.
Room to breathe.
Long rooflines create shelter. Pale masonry gives the architecture weight. Timber warms the edges. Glass connects the living spaces, terrace and landscape.
The same material language carries through every view of the residence: composed, calm and open to its setting.
A horizontal roofline, layered planting and a sheltered approach. From the street, the house reveals itself gradually.
Planting, masonry and glass frame the approach. Beyond the sheltered courtyard, the view opens towards the living spaces and landscape.
Kitchen, living room and terrace read as one social landscape. Warm interiors open to sheltered spaces outside.
Warm timber. Open connections.
Material detail, at the scale of daily life.
A room with no walls.
Pale masonry, natural timber, dark metal and glass. Planted edges soften the architecture, while the material palette gives it continuity.
See how the residence changes from golden-hour openness to dusk and the warmth of the courtyard after dark.
Spatial movement, material detail
and controlled atmosphere.
From street to threshold, daily life to evening atmosphere. Open any photograph to explore the full view.
The residence in print: architecture, materials, light and landscape brought together in one project publication.
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Architecture by Breck Studio
Visual storytelling by Motion Dept