LSarc Designers Blend Outside and In With the Randall House
Jessica Marcel — September 19, 2009 — Eco
The LSarc Randall House is a study in blending outside and inside spaces using sustainable practices and materials. San Francisco's Glen Park is home to many stunning architectural marvels.
The LSarc design team had many challenges facing them with this design. The four-story Randall House was built into a steep hill in the San Francisco neighborhood. The architects used terraces and unique interior staircases to make the vertical blend as well as the horizontal. A column runs vertically through all four levels of the home, providing a unique architectural aspect and added ventilation.
The LSarc design team had many challenges facing them with this design. The four-story Randall House was built into a steep hill in the San Francisco neighborhood. The architects used terraces and unique interior staircases to make the vertical blend as well as the horizontal. A column runs vertically through all four levels of the home, providing a unique architectural aspect and added ventilation.
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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