A Garden for the Morning and Another in the Afternoon

With one garden facing east and one west, there is always a cozy spot to soak up the sun.

By Ken Gutmaker

Using an inventive T- shaped floor-plan this architect captures the outdoor spaces and makes it part of this warm and inviting home. The garden spaces become an integral component to this house. With one garden facing east and one west, there is always a cozy spot to soak up the sun. The glass walls on both sides of the living spaces bathe the rooms in late afternoon light.

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A Garden for the Morning and Another in the Afternoon

With one garden facing east and one west, there is always a cozy spot to soak up the sun.

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