The Wing House located in Rancho Santa Fe, California was designed by Wallace Cunningham and built in the 70s in between 2 canyons. “The subtle curvature of the surrounding topography is reflected in the design, which encourages constant movement from one space to another, from interior to exterior,” says Cunningham. The house, which sits on a four-acre site, is defined by concentric semicircles and composed of two overlapping private wings, with the public spaces at the center.Tuesday, March 31, 2009
I Love This Piece of Architecture: Wing House by Wallace Cunningham
The Wing House located in Rancho Santa Fe, California was designed by Wallace Cunningham and built in the 70s in between 2 canyons. “The subtle curvature of the surrounding topography is reflected in the design, which encourages constant movement from one space to another, from interior to exterior,” says Cunningham. The house, which sits on a four-acre site, is defined by concentric semicircles and composed of two overlapping private wings, with the public spaces at the center.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment