The Edgeland House by Bercy Chen Architecture is a stunning house design brought to life by a lush landscape. The glorious home is located in Austin, Texas and is an ode to ancient Native pit houses.
The contemporary dwelling is a modern design with several angular architectural features. The semi-subterranean design allows for improvement in thermal efficiency. This allows the home to operate with minimal impacts to the environment. The striking exterior boasts gigantic glass windows, a lavish elongated swimming pool and an abundance of greenery. The interior has a contemporary flow and the divide in the middle of the floor plan opens up to a wonderful cozy courtyard.
The Edgeland house by Bercy Chen is a stunning split structure that creates fluidity.
What's Driving This Trend
- Semi-subterranean Architecture
- Opportunity for architects to design eco-friendly homes that utilize the natural thermal insulation of the earth.
- Contemporary Indigenous Architecture
- Opportunity for designers to combine modern techniques with traditional indigenous designs to create unique and sustainable structures.
- Integrated Greenery in Architecture
- Opportunity for architects to incorporate natural elements into modern designs for both aesthetic and environmental benefits.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- Opportunity for architects and designers to create innovative, sustainable and eco-friendly homes.
- Landscaping
- Opportunity for landscapers to design and maintain lush gardens that complement and enhance the beauty of architecture.
- Environmental Sustainability
- Opportunity for green technology industries to collaborate with architects to create buildings that have minimal impact on the environment.
