Roddy Bale Residence by Miller Hull
The Roddy Bale Residence is a house in the 1950s are dilapidated replaced with a new structure at the same place, this house takes advantage of the beautiful scenery of Phantom river with a series of large old trees are lush. For the interior of this house has a wide glass material on the walls to get the much light and fresh air that blows from the lake while also maintaining the forest impression by looking directly from the house.
The main floor pairs a large open plan living/dining/kitchen space with a service core that runs along the north side and contains a library, bathroom, stair, and storage. The glazed southern elevation lets in light and air from the lake while a narrow slot of windows in the north wall maintains the contained feeling of the woods, but allows a view straight through the house.
There is a steel structure with wood decking on the exposed in the ceiling, but on the top floor, the floor Maisonate with colorful rubber shape with a lighter impression. The main entrance through an open exterior work space that accommodates the need for preparation plants and serves as an outdoor entertaining space. The Roddy Bale Residence designed by Miller Hull.
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