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The Terrace Mountain House Offers a Panoramic View of the City

— January 14, 2011 — Art & Design
Located on a steep site in Westlake Hills, the Terrace Mountain House sits just outside downtown Austin, Texas, providing its inhabitants a spectacular view of the downtown core.

Although it's just outside the city, the Terrace Mountain House is set well off of the street atop tree-covered hills, providing just enough privacy. The undaunted design of this bungalow-style home is undeniably stunning due to its villa-like look.

Implications - As the urban population in society continues to rise, more and more individuals are experiencing a sense of disconnection with nature. Businesses with products that are able to restore that connection or close-knit relationship between consumers and the environment will see big returns.

Trend Themes

  1. Urban-nature Connection — Businesses with products that restore the connection between consumers and the environment will see big returns.
  2. Privacy in Urban Settings — Businesses that offer privacy solutions in densely populated areas have an opportunity for disruptive innovation.
  3. Villa-inspired Architecture — The demand for villa-like homes in suburban areas presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the real estate industry.

Industry Implications

  1. Eco-friendly Products — Companies that develop eco-friendly products to restore the urban-nature connection will thrive.
  2. Privacy Solutions — The privacy industry can capitalize on the demand for privacy in urban settings.
  3. Real Estate — Real estate developers who incorporate villa-inspired architecture in suburban areas can disrupt the market.
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