This Home in Santa Monica Features Lots of Creative Space
Vasiliki Marapas — March 6, 2015 — Art & Design
References: stevenkentaia & contemporist
Steven Kent Architects designed a family home in Santa Monica, California, titled the '24th Street Residence.'
Being a gallery owner and musician, the homeowners were very specific in their expectations from this home. The overall objective was to design a modern home with a minimalist design aesthetic, plenty of outdoor space, room to display art, a recording studio and home theater, using green building techniques.
The house was constructed as a series of three volumes, each with unique texture and material palette, which overlap to form an exceptional exterior formation anchored by a concrete stair. The second-floor cantilevers, offering shelter and privacy for the main floor, whose glass volume also features a system of wooden slatts.
Being a gallery owner and musician, the homeowners were very specific in their expectations from this home. The overall objective was to design a modern home with a minimalist design aesthetic, plenty of outdoor space, room to display art, a recording studio and home theater, using green building techniques.
The house was constructed as a series of three volumes, each with unique texture and material palette, which overlap to form an exceptional exterior formation anchored by a concrete stair. The second-floor cantilevers, offering shelter and privacy for the main floor, whose glass volume also features a system of wooden slatts.
Trend Themes
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Minimalist Design — Opportunity for innovative solutions that prioritize simplicity and functionality in various industries, such as architecture, interior design, and product design.
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Green Building Techniques — Potential for disruptive technologies and practices that promote sustainability and environmental consciousness in the construction and real estate industries.
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Multifunctional Spaces — Emerging trend of creating versatile spaces that serve multiple purposes, providing opportunities for interior designers and architects to reimagine traditional layouts and optimize space utilization.
Industry Implications
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Architecture — Innovative architectural designs can harness the trend of minimalist design and green building techniques to create sustainable, aesthetically pleasing structures.
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Interior Design — Interior designers can leverage the popularity of minimalist design and multifunctional spaces to create visually appealing and versatile living environments.
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Construction and Real Estate — The adoption of green building techniques presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the construction and real estate industries, leading to more sustainable and energy-efficient homes.
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