McIntyre
A 16,000 SF CANYON LOT IN A RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD ONE BLOCK FROM THE BEACH IN SAN CLEMENTE. THE NEW DESIGN FOR THIS COMPLETE TEAR DOWN REMODEL WAS CONCEIVED AS FOUR DISTINCT ELEMENTS.
THE TALLEST, THE GALLERY ACCENT WALL, ACTS AS THE UNIFYING ELEMENT OF THE DESIGN. FINISHED WITH A GRIDDED TAUP COLORED STUCCO INSIDE AND OUT, HELPS TO DEFINE THE GALLERY VOLUME WHICH IS THE SECOND TALLEST ELEMENT, WITH ITS SILVERGRAY STUCCO FINISH.
A LARGE CENTRAL SKYLIGHT ACCENTS THE GALLERY AND THE ADJACENT ANGLED ENTRY ENCLOSING THE CURVED OAK STAIR. THE GALLERY ACCENT WALL IS PENETRATED FOR OCEAN VIEWS TO THE SOUTH, FOR THE MASTER BEDROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR.
THE GALLERY FLOOR IS PAVED WITH SLABS OF CARNELIAN GRANITE, LEFT OVER FROM A LOS ANGELES OFFICE BUILDING, DIVIDED WITH OAK STRIPS THAT REPEAT THE GRID OF THE ACCENT WALL AND CONTRAST WITH THE OAK FLOORS AND TEAK CABINETS FOUND THROUGHOUT THE FIRST FLOOR.
THE GALLERY CONNECTS THE LIVING AND LIBRARY AREAS TO THE KITCHEN AND DEN WING, WITH EXTERIOR WALLS FINISHED WITH CREAM TONED STUCCO FOR ADDED CONTRAST.
THE NEW AND EXISTING GARAGES COMPRISE THE FOURTH ELEMENT, EACH DEFINED BY A RAISED METAL SEAM ROOF, WITH WALLS OF CREAM STUCCO.
ALL EXISTING HARDSCAPE AT YARD AREAS WAS REMOVED AND NEW DECORATIVE CONCRETE IN THREE COLORS INSTALLED WITH SAW CUTS TO MATCH AND CONTINUE THE ADJACENT FLOOR PLAN ORIENTATION, AND TO STRENGTHEN INSIDE-OUTSIDE RELATIONSHIPS AND VIEWS.
THE TALLEST, THE GALLERY ACCENT WALL, ACTS AS THE UNIFYING ELEMENT OF THE DESIGN. FINISHED WITH A GRIDDED TAUP COLORED STUCCO INSIDE AND OUT, HELPS TO DEFINE THE GALLERY VOLUME WHICH IS THE SECOND TALLEST ELEMENT, WITH ITS SILVERGRAY STUCCO FINISH.
A LARGE CENTRAL SKYLIGHT ACCENTS THE GALLERY AND THE ADJACENT ANGLED ENTRY ENCLOSING THE CURVED OAK STAIR. THE GALLERY ACCENT WALL IS PENETRATED FOR OCEAN VIEWS TO THE SOUTH, FOR THE MASTER BEDROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR.
THE GALLERY FLOOR IS PAVED WITH SLABS OF CARNELIAN GRANITE, LEFT OVER FROM A LOS ANGELES OFFICE BUILDING, DIVIDED WITH OAK STRIPS THAT REPEAT THE GRID OF THE ACCENT WALL AND CONTRAST WITH THE OAK FLOORS AND TEAK CABINETS FOUND THROUGHOUT THE FIRST FLOOR.
THE GALLERY CONNECTS THE LIVING AND LIBRARY AREAS TO THE KITCHEN AND DEN WING, WITH EXTERIOR WALLS FINISHED WITH CREAM TONED STUCCO FOR ADDED CONTRAST.
THE NEW AND EXISTING GARAGES COMPRISE THE FOURTH ELEMENT, EACH DEFINED BY A RAISED METAL SEAM ROOF, WITH WALLS OF CREAM STUCCO.
ALL EXISTING HARDSCAPE AT YARD AREAS WAS REMOVED AND NEW DECORATIVE CONCRETE IN THREE COLORS INSTALLED WITH SAW CUTS TO MATCH AND CONTINUE THE ADJACENT FLOOR PLAN ORIENTATION, AND TO STRENGTHEN INSIDE-OUTSIDE RELATIONSHIPS AND VIEWS.
Country: United States
