This Retro Bungalow was Given a Highly Modern Facelift
Ady Floyd — October 10, 2015 — Art & Design
References: martinfenlon
Los Angeles-based Martin Fenlon Architecture studio redesigned this retro bungalow into a sleek and modern abode. Located in Hermon, this 1920s house was granted new life.
The team of architects at Martin Fenlon designed an add-on to the existing house. The addition provides a street-facing view of the street. While the old unit was built with torched cedar siding, the design team's new addition features modern cedar siding -- ultimately creating a unique and elegant contrast between the two textures of wood. During the renovation, the old porch roof was removed and replaced with a sleek skylight which floods this home's interior with an abundance of natural light.
The overall design uses the retro bungalow to create something entirely new without starting from scratch.
The team of architects at Martin Fenlon designed an add-on to the existing house. The addition provides a street-facing view of the street. While the old unit was built with torched cedar siding, the design team's new addition features modern cedar siding -- ultimately creating a unique and elegant contrast between the two textures of wood. During the renovation, the old porch roof was removed and replaced with a sleek skylight which floods this home's interior with an abundance of natural light.
The overall design uses the retro bungalow to create something entirely new without starting from scratch.
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