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Rusted steel

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Project • By The Ranch MinePrivate Houses

Malapai Tower House

Deep within the largest contiguous Ponderosa pine forest in the world, and perched over a mile above sea level, a small clearing unfolds, scattered with volcanic rock. Accessible only by a lengthy, winding dirt road, the journey culminates in the presence of a 3-story rusted steel tower emerging from the evergreen expanse, signaling the haven that lies ahead. The Malapai Tower House, a recent permanent residence crafted by The Ranch Mine for a family, resides in harmonious symbiosis with the lush wilderness. It serves as a conduit between civilization and the wild, uniting the comforts of home with the untamed beauty of the natural world. Dan Ryan Studio Strategically positioned, the house occupies a relatively flat, modest clearing t... More

Product • By GreenCoat® made by SSABSSAB COR-TEN®

SSAB COR-TEN®

A NATURAL BEAUTY from the very beginning. Long lasting attraction, year after year, with practically zero need for maintenance. Use SSAB COR-TEN® steel to make your mark as an architect, and let it contribute to sustainability at the same time. Genuine SSAB COR-TEN® steel is produced by SSAB under a license from US Steel Corporation.   SSAB COR-TEN® steel is a versatile material that is manufactured under total process control. The steel’s purity, optimized chemical composition, consistent mechanical properties, tight dimensional tolerances and excellent surface quality allow for predictable and problem-free performance that gives you the freedom to truly express your vision as an architect. Bend it. Perforate it. M... More

Project • By Nico van der Meulen ArchitectsPrivate Houses

House Brian

This house was transformed from a 1970s home into a modernist villa. For the additions and alterations the interior walls were removed and an atrium and moat were created around the hall and dining room, with a curtain of water falling past a cut-out in the atrium wall. The outcome of the architectural design is a contemporary home with a double volume living space that opens seamlessly on a 13x6m lanai area. The water feature in the atrium adds the sound of flowing water to the living rooms and is visible from almost everywhere in the living and kitchen areas. The kitchen forms the hub of the home with an open space that is ideal for gatherings. Situated next to the kitchen is the breakfast room and atrium that allows morning light i... More