STRANG Architecture Angel Oaks
Description
Status: Complete Location: Miami, FL Services: Architecture, Interior Design Site: 1.5 Acre Size: 10K SF Architect: STRANG Interior Design: STRANG Landscape Design: La Casona Garden General Contractor: Contemporary Builders, Inc. Photography: Kris Tamburello Alexandra Mangimelli, Catherine Crotty, Elizabeth Starr, Maria Ascoli, Travis Harrison, Vanessa Arteaga-Peña, Viviana Conley Angel Oaks is organized around a centralized courtyard which remains open towards the landscape beyond. The courtyard contains a linear pool and accompanying terrace. Two distinctive wings are connected by a two-story bridge above the main living room. Approaching the house, you’re greeted by large walls of Jerusalem Stone that move their way into the house. The implementation of stone and wood on both the interior and exterior creates a seamless effect. A daring span creates the perfect condition for an “outdoor living” space situated around the pool. Wooden louvers pick up material cues from the interior and create privacy for the four bedrooms and family room. Minimal and modern, the home offers a bold design to complement its sleek landscaping and surrounding garden.
Details
Miami, FL
Architect
Photography
Kris Tamburello
Description
Status: Complete Location: Miami, FL Services: Architecture, Interior Design Site: 1.5 Acre Size: 10K SF Architect: STRANG Interior Design: STRANG Landscape Design: La Casona Garden General Contractor: Contemporary Builders, Inc. Photography: Kris Tamburello Alexandra Mangimelli, Catherine Crotty, Elizabeth Starr, Maria Ascoli, Travis Harrison, Vanessa Arteaga-Peña, Viviana Conley Angel Oaks is organized around a centralized courtyard which remains open towards the landscape beyond. The courtyard contains a linear pool and accompanying terrace. Two distinctive wings are connected by a two-story bridge above the main living room. Approaching the house, you’re greeted by large walls of Jerusalem Stone that move their way into the house. The implementation of stone and wood on both the interior and exterior creates a seamless effect. A daring span creates the perfect condition for an “outdoor living” space situated around the pool. Wooden louvers pick up material cues from the interior and create privacy for the four bedrooms and family room. Minimal and modern, the home offers a bold design to complement its sleek landscaping and surrounding garden.
Details
Miami, FL
Architect
Photography
Kris Tamburello
