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Tucked into the hillside, the geothermally heated and cooled house has green roofs and state-of-the art climate technology. A subterranean swimming pool with a tennis court above defines the east arrival with a special path in the saddle-shaped landscape. The interior of Cabreuva wood feature cabinets, fixtures, door handles, and many thoughtful details by the architect. The planar structure of the house-a series of integral colored concrete walls-has a "wrinkled" texture via a photo reduction of the cliffs opposite the house across a river. The free planar forms of shifting ice shards on the river inspired the plan and section geometry. The interiors capture this spatial energy in shifts in sections and double height spaces. Two thirds of the sectional volume of this residence is underground. *All images are restricted to this page only and cannot be reproduced, manipulated, or published by any means.FOR RESIDENTIAL INQUIRIESMolly Blieden, Managing Associatet + 1 212 629-7262 x14molly@stevenholl.com
Geothermal heating & cooling (44 wells)Green roofHigh performance clear and translucent glazing provides extensive daylightStable below-critical thermal mass construction reduces energy use
