Real House is designed for a young family of five, emphasizing the boldness and subtleties of the Sonoran Desert. The site selection process was crucial, as the clients sought a parcel with panoramic views. Although such properties were unavailable, the design team turned the limitations of an introverted site into an opportunity. The home reveals a dramatic sightline down the arroyo and captures panoramic views of the Santa Catalina mountains, showcasing the transformative nature of the design.
"The design process focused on site selection, where the clients aimed for a foothills parcel with panoramic views. Instead, the team transformed an introverted site into a unique opportunity."
"Situated along a quiet arroyo, the home initially appeared to have no views. However, the design reveals a dramatic sightline down the arroyo and captures the panoramic range of the Santa Catalina mountains."
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