Project posted by Tate Studio Architects

SB Residence

Year
2023
Structure
House (Single Residence)
Style
Modern
An Arcadia Custom pivoting glass door and clerestory window flood this home with natural light.
An Arcadia Custom pivoting glass door and clerestory window flood this home with natural light.
Pinnacle Peak mountain is perfectly framed in the floor-to-ceiling windows - the first view anyone sees when entering the home.
Pinnacle Peak mountain is perfectly framed in the floor-to-ceiling windows - the first view anyone sees when entering the home.
Sliding glass doors connect the living area to the patio.
Sliding glass doors connect the living area to the patio.
An elongated fire feature makes a statement alongside the zero and negative edge infinity pool.
An elongated fire feature makes a statement alongside the zero and negative edge infinity pool.
A pair of chaise lounges from Brown Jordan overlook the modern infinity pool.
A pair of chaise lounges from Brown Jordan overlook the modern infinity pool.
A black basalt wall anchors the covered patio and separates the lounge and dining areas.
A black basalt wall anchors the covered patio and separates the lounge and dining areas.
Rift-sawn white oak cabinetry, granite countertops, and black basalt backsplash comprise the bar and kitchen areas.
Rift-sawn white oak cabinetry, granite countertops, and black basalt backsplash comprise the bar and kitchen areas.
A monolithic snap-tie concrete wall extends from the exteriors into the multipurpose room.
A monolithic snap-tie concrete wall extends from the exteriors into the multipurpose room.
The primary bedroom is a calming retreat.
The primary bedroom is a calming retreat.
Picture and clerestory windows connect this primary bathroom with the desert.
Picture and clerestory windows connect this primary bathroom with the desert.
Overall front exterior view.
Overall front exterior view.
Overall view of the pool patio.
Overall view of the pool patio.
The home is illuminated at night.
The home is illuminated at night.
Evening views of the main entry and multipurpose room.
Evening views of the main entry and multipurpose room.
Evening view of the exterior snap-tie concrete wall extending through the glass of the multipurpose room.
Evening view of the exterior snap-tie concrete wall extending through the glass of the multipurpose room.
Indoor-outdoor connectivity in the evening.
Indoor-outdoor connectivity in the evening.

Details

Square Feet
4471
Lot Size
1 acre

Credits

Landscape Design
High Desert Designs
Photographer
CJ Gershon

From Tate Studio Architects

Layered walls of snap-tie concrete and recessed stair lights lead the path to this 4,471-square-foot residence. In appreciation of the property’s unique amenities, the design utilized the terrain of the lot and the native vegetation. Nestled gently on the property, the home is angled to take advantage of the sun orientation and city light views. The split-level desert modern structure is composed using a simple palette of natural stone tile, cast-in-place concrete, precision masonry, stucco, metal, and glass, with clean architectural lines and a neutral contrasting color palette. The goal of the project was for the owners to live harmoniously within the natural surroundings. The large expanses of glass, clerestory windows, and stacked sliding doors create the feel of living in the view. To further blur the line between where the home ends and the desert begins, native garden beds and planters were added along the perimeter of the house. Anchoring the cantilevered patio is a modern infinity pool with a zero and negative edge, an elongated fire feature, lounge and outdoor dining areas.