Nov 9, 2007
Walls to Connect
The geometry of the interior slatted walls has been developed as a connective tissue from the habitable, rectilinear floor plan to the irregular ceiling geometry. Surfaces constructed to span between these points of departure are scripted to be populated with 3″ by 1″ slats at 1.5″ spacing.
(above) Child’s Bedroom. To create a private space within the room while the entry remains open, the doorway is formed by the slatted wall peeling into the room. This moment, with the slatted walls, and elevation shifts of floor plates creates a feeling of connect and openness throughout the house.
(above) View of bedroom hallway entry from the dinning area
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