Located in Northern Illinois, this residence is designed as
a collection of single story pavilions systematically distributed into the landscape.
The programmatic pavilions are composed under an undulating roof plane,
visually connecting the activity of the natural landscape to the dynamic arrangement
of the new residence.
The exterior material palette is composed of a simple combination
of stone, wood and glass intended to complement the trees, flowers and grasses
typical of the local prairie landscape. The interior finishes were selected for
their subtle colors and textures, allowing the undulating ceiling plane to
stand out as the residence’s predominant architectural feature.
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