'small' house model...

kwistenbiebel

There is no harm in that. . I can understand how these forms can appeal to people and in a way it is well done (proportion wise).

Luckily, different architects have different views on architecture . It would be a shame if we all were designing the same thing This keeps our built world lively...

jasonh1234

Nice work. Looks great!

remus

nothing more to add really, other than repeat those words, nice model and cool subject as well. Good to see some more detailed models coming in as well.

Nick W

Great work, Jason. not much to add to the design conversation... out of curiosity, where's the "front"? I like the winged out garage. I like the way it can create a kind of personal courtyard feel in front of the house.

I also dig the expansive garage; room for a couple projects, work space, etc., plus you don't have to kick out the daily driver in the winter.

Nice detailed model, thanks for posting.

marked001

to be honest.. i never got the final word on what this actually 'was'.. i think its a bed & breakfast, actually.. plus the owner's home.. the main entrance is the second view.. 'behind' the garage..

PKast

Great Modelling. You've developed a certain look / style that is very pleasing. I remember your interior office spaces style blew me away when I first saw those.
Has that thread of yours been ported over to the new forum?

remus

Pkast, probably, i think the transfer is largely complete now.

Daniel

"Small" house?
Nice model, Jason. The only design comment I have to add is that the garage wing overpowers the front of the house (second image) - seems out of scale with the main block.

marked001

yeah..i am definitely with you there on the placement on the garage.. i guess i'd have to see the site layout with the drive.. b/c there is a porte cochere in there.. so it coudl work..

Cole_TX

Beautiful!

would love to see some more projects!

Roger

Real architecture has no front

Stinkie

Very nice model! I greatly enjoy your posts. More, please! (As for the style - I agree with Kwisten. This kind of stuff proves Tom Wolfe wrong. Though maybe not in a way he'd like. )