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Architecture Design of Water’s Edge House

Description About The Project

Water’s Edge House, designed by A Parallel Architecture, emerges as an architectural masterpiece that brings order and logic to its flat lakeside site. The design establishes a clear and purposeful framework, defined by porous and adaptable infill walls that respond dynamically to the changing environment. These walls can be adjusted both hourly and seasonally, allowing the house to fully embrace its lakeside location while adapting to environmental conditions. Deep-covered patios, expansive decks, and a balcony promenade further integrate into this framework, providing sheltered outdoor spaces that enhance the connection between interior and exterior.

The home’s design is organized around a tripartite diagram that separates private, public, and service areas into distinct zones, each represented by its own architectural volume. These volumes create interstitial spaces that serve as high-traffic crossover zones—such as the entry vestibule, kitchen, and outdoor living area—fostering a seamless flow between different parts of the house. Vertical connections within the home add an additional layer of interaction, offering unexpected views and relationships between otherwise separate spaces, creating a sense of unity and cohesion throughout.

The Architecture Design Project Information:

Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture
Design Philosophy: Cartesian framework with adaptable infill walls that adjust to environmental changes and maximize the lakeside experience.

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Outdoor Integration: Deep-covered patios, decks, and a balcony promenade that provide sheltered exterior spaces.
Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture

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Natural Light and Views: Large windows and openings maximize natural light and offer stunning views of the lakeside, connecting the interior with the surrounding environment.
Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture

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Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture
Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture

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Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture
Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture

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Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture

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Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture
Seamless Vertical Connections: Vertical elements, such as staircases, create unexpected connections and views between different levels, enriching the spatial experience.

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Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture
Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture

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The interior uses a cohesive palette of materials that complement the architectural volumes, adding warmth and unity to the overall design.

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Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture
Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture

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Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture

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Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture
Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture

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Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture

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Water's Edge House in Texas by A Parallel Architecture
Lakeside Setting: Design tailored to take full advantage of the lakeside location, enhancing both the aesthetic and functional aspects of the home.

The Water’s Edge House Gallery:

Text by the Architects: The genesis of this design lay in establishing logic and order on the flat site through architectural definition of use-patterns that provide sanctuary and scale for its inhabitants. The result is a regularized cartesian framework with porous and flexible infill walls. These walls can transform hourly and seasonally as needed to take advantage of the lakeside setting and respond to environmental factors. Deep-covered patios, decks, and a balcony promenade further engage this framework and provide sheltered exterior circulation.

Photo credit: | Source: A Parallel Architecture

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add:  803 1/2 West Avenue,  Austin, TX 78701
– Phone: 512.464.1199
– Email: connect@aparallel.com

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