This house is designed in Dallas, Texas, was designed by Cunningham Architects. They worked with Hocker Design Group, which has recently received the Honorary Award from the American Society of Landscape Architects for their work in the garden of the house.
Houses in the Park is a free-standing addition to the elegant modernist house on the lot. Some are Red Oak and Elm trees incorporated into the design of the park, where both a lot to contribute to the formation of a larger park en masse. A minimal plant palette to create a mass planting is used to great effect and texture filtering for privacy.
In this house, located in three sides with rainscreen system, using IPE wood which will weather over time to a silver-gray sheen. South façade glazed in opaque without frame, insulated glass unit incorporating two eight foot wide sliding glass doors. This façade roof cantilevered 14 feet to protect from the harsh Texas sun while serving as a terrace to the pool side of the glass-ceramic is infinite.
A small water feature cast into the concrete deck smooth voted to eliminate interference from the outside wall of the park. large stone slabs to be “connectors” in the garden, and provides the transition from street to home. This, sinuous organic lines and peaks surrounding a fire pit. There is a guest bedroom and studio painting at the top level. Below, a concrete floor and exterior deck provides a seamless transition from living room to the garden. House provides enough space for most collections of art and cars.
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