Designed by Los Angeles based firm Struere, the unique house promises to renew the modern living by extending the indoor spaces to the exterior. The single-bedroom residence is located in the Hollywood Hills and was built on the same site as an existing house by architect Milton Caughey. The house owns two volumes, connected by a central void in which a tree grows through a rectangular opening in the roof.
Floor-to-ceiling windows open the house to a grassy courtyard, which separate the new construction from the old house, connecting nature and architecture all at once. The architect refers to Los Angeles’ strong modernist tradition by designing a home that merges interior and exterior spaces. With its garden and exterior spaces, the Hollywood home brings the residents together with the natural surroundings.
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Ooooo ! Wonderfully simple clean lines and filled with light.