The Corbett Residence in Bahama, North Carolina by in situ studio

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The Corbett Residence in Bahama, North Carolina by in situ studio

June 17th, 2016 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: in situ studio

The Corbett Residence is on a wooded site, down a winding drive. The drive is thin and meanders between trees to protect the house from view. The house is a low black box that strikes a line across the slope, mimicking the horizon. The house is at the edge of a hill, above a creek, and is oriented to admit light and views of the forest. At the east end of the house, the master bedroom looks out to a large red oak and fern glade. Our clients, who are restrained, contributed beautiful ideas and challenged us to express necessity.

Image Courtesy © Richard Leo Johnson/Atlantic Archives

Architects: in situ studio
Project: The Corbett Residence
Location: Bahama, North Carolina, USA
Photography: Richard Leo Johnson/Atlantic Archives
Software used: PowerCADD, SketchUp, Photoshop, RenderIn
Size: 1,560 sf
Year: 2015

Image Courtesy © Richard Leo Johnson/Atlantic Archives

Image Courtesy © in situ studio

: Image Courtesy © Richard Leo Johnson/Atlantic Archives

: Image Courtesy © Richard Leo Johnson/Atlantic Archives

: Image Courtesy © in situ studio

: Image Courtesy © in situ studio

: Image Courtesy © in situ studio

: Image Courtesy © in situ studio

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Tags: North Carolina, USA

Categories: Photoshop, PowerCADD, Residential, SketchUp

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