Fractured Residence in Boulder, Colorado by Studio H:T

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The project creates spatial experience from the fracture implied by splayed property lines. The resulting volumetric fissure of the building mass organizes the horizontal circulation and creates the space of the stair cavern. The fracture also serves as a connector between the two entries of the long narrow dwelling, thus remediating the challenging circulation issues of building from street to street with a sectional shift of almost 40′. The unique spatial experience is punctuated by, and allows for, highly varied apprehension of form, light, and shadow

Front View (Images Courtesy Raul Garcia)

• Architect: Studio H:T
• Name of Project: Fractured Residence
• Location: Boulder, Colorado
• Project Completion: December 2009
• Building Area: 4,205 sqft
• Photographer: Raul Garcia

Front View (Images Courtesy Raul Garcia)

Front View (Images Courtesy Raul Garcia)

Front View (Images Courtesy Raul Garcia)

Interior View (Images Courtesy Raul Garcia)

Interior View (Images Courtesy Raul Garcia)

Interior View (Images Courtesy Raul Garcia)

Kitchen (Images Courtesy Raul Garcia)

Window View (Images Courtesy Raul Garcia)

Living Room (Images Courtesy Raul Garcia)

Concept Diagram

Floor Plans

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Tags: Boulder, Colorado

Category: Residential

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