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Inglewood Residence
Casey Dunn

Inglewood Residence

The Inglewood Courtyard Residence –is a 2,400 square foot light-filled home designed around an entry sequence and circulation pathway that focuses on the courtyard and natural light. The existing trees were an integral element in the design of the home, both in terms of site preservation and heightening the relationship between the interior and exterior.

photo_credit Casey Dunn
Casey Dunn
photo_credit Casey Dunn
Casey Dunn

The home features distinctive elements of midcentury home design and build. Vertical windows set into the masonry walls, views into lush and inviting courtyards, exterior materials used on the interior, indoor planters, slatted screen walls, and of course terrazzo floors – which was a tremendous team building experience, as 1800 pounds of various colored glass was hand spread into the three-tiered foundation as the concrete was setting up. The finished floor is truly a-one-of-a-kind finish that can‘t be duplicated.

photo_credit Casey Dunn
Casey Dunn

An abundance of floor to ceiling windows lines each space. Terraced zones are created internally that help strengthen the interior programming as well as maintain visual perspective. A continuous brick wall acts as a circulation spine and moves through the center showcasing the north-south axis of the house and connects each space. “The intended experience is to feel continuously connected with nature while moving through the house,” says Mark Odom, Mark Odom Studio. “The design inspiration was based on the “courtyard house,” centered around the existing trees as well as making sure natural light spilled into all interior spaces.”

photo_credit Casey Dunn
Casey Dunn

The size of the house is subtle, staying sensitive to its residential location and choices to preserve the site’s natural resources.  Sustainable building methods and materials were used throughout. The most challenging aspect of this light-filled house was combining clean aesthetics with structural strength and energy efficiency.

photo_credit Casey Dunn
Casey Dunn
photo_credit Casey Dunn
Casey Dunn
photo_credit Casey Dunn
Casey Dunn

Material Used :
1. Render Carpentry / Render Paint, AWNINGS
2. Render Cabinets, CABINETRY
3. Stone from CRS, Render Countertops
4. EcoSmart fireplace
5. Eastside Lumber
6. Custom terrazo floor American Specialty Glass - Glass
7. Custom Trim Brazos Forest products

photo_credit Mark Odom Studio
Mark Odom Studio
photo_credit Mark Odom Studio
Mark Odom Studio
photo_credit Mark Odom Studio
Mark Odom Studio
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