ANX / Aaron Neubert Architects unveil R+R House, a stunning architectural achievement perched gracefully on a primary hillside in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, designed for both aesthetic harmony and functionality. Meticulously positioned to maximize exposure to adjacent and distant landscapes, the residence seamlessly combines innovative design with a commitment to family privacy.
The interconnected orthogonal geometry, shaped by the site's topography, optimizes space utilization and provides an elevated perspective of the surroundings. This strategic design choice not only captures panoramic views of the Southern Californian landscape, stretching from the Silver Lake reservoir to the San Gabriel Mountains, but also establishes a visual dialogue between the structure and the natural beauty that envelops it.
Inside, R+R House features a thoughtful layout prioritizing functionality within an open and fluid plan. The ground floor seamlessly integrates living spaces, an office, and a wine cellar, opening onto landscape terraces and balconies that enhance the indoor-outdoor flow. The second floor, dedicated to bedrooms, opens up to a roof deck and a pool terrace, offering an oasis of relaxation with breathtaking views and a constant visual connection to the captivating landscape.
Crafted with a keen focus on sustainability, R+R House boasts a harmonious blend of smooth plaster and cement board siding, incorporating photovoltaic panels and solar hot water systems to harness Californian sunlight for power. Internally, the warmth of oak floors and walnut cabinets creates a comforting ambiance, complemented by generous spaces and strategic use of natural light for an energy-efficient and environmentally conscious living environment.
