McAllister Road House

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Bamesberger Architecture — Beverly Shores, IN, 2004

The McAllister Road House features wood siding, large black window frames, and a covered entry balcony in a forested setting.

Completed in 2004 by Bamesberger Architecture, the McAllister Road House is a contemporary residence located in Beverly Shores, Indiana. The design adopts a minimal and modern approach, evident in its restrained material palette and clear spatial organization.

Architect
Bamesberger Architecture
Location
Beverly Shores, IN
Year
2004
Images
8
Style
Contemporary, Minimalist, Modern
Materials
Blackened Steel, Concrete, Glass, Steel, Wood
Features
Balcony, Black Window Frames, Covered Patio, Fireplace, Flat Roof
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