Homes
Which page would you keep.
Look until one room is the one you want. Then send the drawing.
Homes · The book
Homes
Look until one room is the one you want. Then send the drawing.
01
One push, and the lawn is in the living room. What follows is how the glass finishes the house.

Plate · Lift-and-slide
F150TS, toward the water or the lawn.

Plate · Stone and glass
The glass is the room.

Plate · Corner
Built as an MQ65 curtain wall.

Plate · Full height
The wing beside it stays quiet.

Plate · The street
The ground floor opens. The neighbours stay in the frame.

Plate · The garden
One slide to an ordinary lawn.

Plate · Punched openings
Aluminium set in the wall. One opening is the door.
02
This evening it is lit. See where the new wall meets the old brick, and which wing you would keep.

Plate · The house
A wing on the back. A room still in the garden.

Plate · Solid rear
One storey, on the house that is already there.

Plate · Kitchen
The opening is a door. The walls hold the heat.

Plate · Side return
The new wall meets the old brick on the drawing.

Plate · Full rear
Openings stay limited.

Plate · Two storeys
Still one house.

Plate · Punched windows
Evening light where the rooms need it.
03
The screens are on. The house stays outside.

Plate · Office
The compact office, glazed before it leaves.

Plate · At the desk
Daylight from the garden side.

Plate · Gym
Glass toward the lawn. Not a garage.

Plate · Yoga
The same shell, without the rack in the middle.

Plate · Studio
A room for work, apart from the house.
04
Oak underfoot. Aluminium where the eye does not stop. The run you want is just ahead.

Plate · The hall
The stair the hall is built around.

Plate · Straight
The hall stair. The most specified flight in a house.

Plate · Quarter turn
The British terrace. Oak treads and slim black aluminium rods.

Plate · Half turn
The family house. Oak, black aluminium, glass where the void needs light.

Plate · Open stringer
The new-house void. No risers. The beam carries the treads.

Plate · Glass and oak
The bright hall in Britain and Scandinavia.

Plate · Spiral
Lofts and mezzanines. The geometry is checked against the local code.
05
Fins by the water, at the hour you would rather not go in.

Plate · The room
The room, before the wall is specified.

Plate · Pool
Champagne aluminium, beside the water.

Plate · Facade
One surface. The joint stays visible.

Plate · Living room
The other walls stay plaster.

Plate · Garden veil
A screen, not a closed wall.

Plate · Arrival
A canopy, made from the same aluminium.

Plate · Dining
Glass above. One band you can specify.