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Architecture Design of Angel Oaks Residence

Description About The Project

Angel Oaks Residence, designed by Strang Design, is situated on a spacious suburban lot in South Miami and revolves around majestic existing oak trees. The house, spanning 929 square meters, takes the shape of an “H” and features a central courtyard, with a bridge connecting two wings above the main living room. The design gives the impression that the house harmoniously integrates with its surroundings, as if it has always been there.

Moreover, the entrance of the house showcases a captivating exploration of different materials. Split-face keystone transitions seamlessly from the exterior to the interior. While board formed concrete, Jerusalem stone, ipe wood, and travertine create a rich textural atmosphere. Teak is extensively used on the walls, ceilings, and furniture, imparting an organic warmth to the interiors. Vibrant artworks serve as eye catching accents.

Once approach the house, one welcomed by large walls of split face keystone that seamlessly extend into the interior. The first floor blurs the boundaries between the inside and outside through deep overhangs and transparent elements. On the other hand, the second floor prioritizes privacy, with wooden louvers drawing inspiration from the interior and provide seclusion for the four bedrooms and family room.

Besides, the ground floor emphasizes public spaces along the inner perimeter, take advantage of the deep overhangs and blurring the transition between indoors and outdoors. Simultaneously, the upper floor ensures privacy by setting the windows back from the edge and incorporating lush planters, create a serene environment.

The Architecture Design Project Information:

Angel Oaks Residence, Seamless In-outdoor Living by Strang Architecture
The exterior facade features rough-cut Jerusalem tile and exposed board formed concrete. As well the vertical Ipe wood fins and planters that wrap around the second floor.

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Angel Oaks Residence, Seamless In-outdoor Living by Strang Architecture
Angel Oaks Residence, Seamless In-outdoor Living by Strang Architecture
Also, the H-shaped layout of the home forms a protected courtyard for the pool, which extends into the rear yard.

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Angel Oaks Residence, Seamless In-outdoor Living by Strang Architecture
Angel Oaks Residence, Seamless In-outdoor Living by Strang Architecture

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Angel Oaks Residence, Seamless In-outdoor Living by Strang Architecture
Adjacent to the sitting room is the main living room that serves as the entertainment hub for family and friends. In addition to this, the living room includes a Janaina Tschäpe painting, Amir Nikravan sculpture, Jorge Zalszupin coffee table, and Jean Gillon armchairs.
Angel Oaks Residence, Seamless In-outdoor Living by Strang Architecture

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Angel Oaks Residence, Seamless In-outdoor Living by Strang Architecture
Angel Oaks Residence, Seamless In-outdoor Living by Strang Architecture
The kitchen, which features modern wood cabinets and a patterned backsplash, also includes a large island with counter stools. There’s also a casual dining area.

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Unfilled travertine flooring crosses from the covered patio, which has been designed for entertaining, to the interior, creating an overall sense of warmth.
Angel Oaks Residence, Seamless In-outdoor Living by Strang Architecture
The private, upstairs bedrooms enjoy tropical views of the landscape. In the primary bedroom, wood lines the wall, while the light fixtures are by Apparatus Studio and the painting is by Marcia de Moraes. George Nelson benches serve as bedside tables.

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Angel Oaks Residence, Seamless In-outdoor Living by Strang Architecture

The Angel Oaks Residence Gallery:

Text by the Architects: “Designing among the branches was a challenge,” [STRANG] Design managing director and partner Alexandra Mangimelli says. “We floated foundations around roots, and the outer second floor walls came within centimetres of branches.”

Photo credit: | Source: Strang Architecture

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add: 2900 SW 28th Terrace, Miami, FL 33133, USA
– Tel: 305-373-4990
– Email: reception@strang.design

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