Showing posts with label MOS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MOS. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Artist's Studio | Winter Studio By MOS


This art studio for both drawing and painting, in addition to providing for the amenities of storage, cooking, cleaning, and reading, posed the problem of how to achieve extreme horizontal openness in order to move freely within the studio. It is based upon an expanded NYC loft typology that has been displaced to the countryside. The design focuses on constructing a hollowed out bubble uninterrupted by structure. This dictated the design of the structural system and enabled a column free interior with moment frames on each end that would serve as external porches and viewing spaces between nature and the built environment.........more

Monday, May 23, 2011

Two Storey House | HillHouse | Upstate New York | MOS


The Hill House’s site, in the Finger Lake region of upstate NY, slopes dramatically towards the water.Due to the slope and budget constraints we reworked the single story vernacular typology into a two story house by integrating the house into the slope, utilizing the basement as living space and incorporate the view into the design. The basement level was turned into living space through the introduction of a void at the center of the plan, subverting the typical basement condition of the adjacent houses. Similarly we inverted the vernacular typology to radically open up the interior to the outside. The shape of the roof became a distorted vernacular gable roof that reflects and responds to the shape of the site, running parallel and marking plateaus and shifts in the landscape........more
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