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BASEMENT SCALE 1/4”= 1’-0”
FLOOR 2 SCALE 1/4”= 1’-0”
FLOOR 1 SCALE 1/4”= 1’-0”
FLOOR 3 SCALE 1/4”= 1’-0”
OFFICE
MASTER BATH
LIVING
ENTRY KITCHEN
GUEST KIDS
BATH
MASTER
FAMILY
KIDS BED
THREE PAVILIONS :
PRIVACY
The home gets more private as you
venture back and up into it and is split
into three pavilions that are connected
by a long spine hall that consolidates
circulation.
OUTDOORS
With two outdoor courtyards and French
doors in all ground floor rooms the home
can be opened to the outside. This con-
figuration makes the home feel wider
than it is. Kids can go out and play with
complete security.
LIGHT
Windows open onto private, courtyard
views, so you can forget that you are
bound on both sides by neighbors.
There is plenty of light coming from all
directions.
GARAGE
DESIGNED BY:
LISA CRANSTON
Private City Oasis
FRONT PAVILION
PUBLIC
INSPIRED BY “THE BRAIN”
TOM KUNDIG
PATIO
LIVING/DINING
Offices, Living and Dining areas are
located in the front pavilion. They
have the HIGHEST CEILINGS and are
the MOST OPEN of all the rooms.
ENTRY SEQUENCE emphasizes the
privacy of the home. Once you are
through the door, you are directed
toward an inner courtyard view and
the home begins to unfold.
CENTRAL
PAVILION
SEMI-PRIVATE
The kitchen, guest suite
and baths are found in the
central pavilion. Windows
on both sides of the rooms
bring in lots of light and
openness.
Windows in the baths are
positioned high enough
that you do not sacrifice
VIEW and LIGHT for
PRIVACY.
FRENCH DOORS on both
sides of the kitchen allow it
to be completely opened
to private courtyards.
The goal of this configura-
tion is to make the house
feel WIDER than it is.
COURTYARD
KITCHEN
MASTER BATH
BACK PAVILION
PRIVATE Family room, kids’ suite, and master suite are found in the back pavilion.
KIDS’ SUITE
MASTER BEDROOM
The KID’S SUITE
features SLEEPING
NOOKS for each child,
that give them a cur-
tained sleeping berth
with shelves and stor-
age for their treasures.
The MASTER BEDROOM
is on the topmost floor
and features a large
BALCONY with a view
of the courtyard
below.
WINDOW HEIGHT is
raised so you can see
out while standing but
blinds are unnecessary
for privacy to
maximize the flow of
light into the home.
