Process: The Ridgecrest House
by Mark English, AIA | Work/News
The process of design and construction, which results in a custom home, is unknown to many. Every beautiful home is the result of innumerable hours of communication through sketches, models, renderings and conversation. This post records some of the highlights of that process for the Ridgecrest home.
Every Building project is, in essence, a prototype. When a computer or automobile maker designs a new product, the team of designers, engineers and fabricators work together to make the “first” of many. Bugs and difficulties are worked out as the prototype moves toward production. We in the construction industry don’t have that luxury – it has to be right the first time!
The process of design and construction, which results in a custom home, is unknown to many. Every beautiful home is the result of innumerable hours of communication through sketches, models, renderings and conversation. This post records some of the highlights of that process for the Ridgecrest home.
I thank all of the team who created this home, most of all our clients, Tammy & Mark De Mattei.
Site Analysis
Concept I
Concept II
Final Concept
Model
Plans
Renders
Construction
Final
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Tim
05. Dec, 2014
Prototype is absolutely the right word to express a one of a kind of Design that is architecture. Beautiful project and presentation. Big congratulations.
dc
22. Jan, 2015
Nice combination of materials, and looks well-suited for the site.