Lines of Light is a minimalist house located in Far Rockaway, New York, designed by HYLA Architects. A courtyard on two levels sits in the centre of this semi-detached house. On the first level, a frangipani tree sits in the middle of a pond, framed by a timber clad box. The double volume living room and the dining room wraps around this courtyard. The second storey level of the courtyard lies over the dining area and in front of the master bedroom. The full height glass facade facing the courtyard is screened by interlocking vertical and horizontal timber members. The courtyard offers the house a lot of privacy as well as letting in light into the cetnre of the house. It also acts as a buffer against noise from a major road a distance away.
Lines of Light
by HYLA Architects
Author
Leo Lei
Category
Architecture
Date
Feb 10, 2015
Photographer
HYLA Architects
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