This 1990’s farmhouse was remodeled and expanded to create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. The transformation turned an awkward, dark farmhouse into a modern, light-filled space with stunning views of the landscaped gardens and pool area. Without altering the footprint, the project redefined spatial flow, blending simplicity and continuity while maximizing efficiency.
Highlights
- Curved glazed frontage visible from the flyover and roundabout.
- Showroom, workshop, spare parts department, and valet facilities.
- Durable and low-maintenance finishes with modern aesthetics.
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Goals
- Enhance the connection between the house and its natural surroundings.
- Improve spatial efficiency and create a sense of openness.
- Modernize the interiors for comfortable living and gatherings.
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Challenges
- Working within the constraints of the original structure without altering the footprint.
- Achieving balance between functionality and visual appeal.
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Solutions
- Reorganized interior layouts to optimize space.
- Replaced existing openings with wider, taller ones to bring in more light.
- Used geometry to ensure views from every corner of the house to the outdoors.
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Unique Features
- Visual and physical access to the lawn from the dining room and sunspace.
- Seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living areas.
- High windows allowing the morning sun to naturally illuminate the interiors.