Swoon Art House / Tres birds workshop
Unity, wholeness, infinite: the circle holds particular significance in ancient and modern culture, symbolizing that which is without a beginning or an end. It is eternal.
© Brooks Freehill
Architects: Tres birds workshop
Location: Boulder, United States
Lead Architects: Mike Moore
Area: 7000.0 ft2
Project Year: 2013
Photographs: Brooks Freehill
© Brooks Freehill
Text description provided by the architects. Unity, wholeness, infinite: the circle holds particular significance in ancient and modern culture, symbolizing that which is without a beginning or an end. It is eternal.
© Brooks Freehill
Emphasizing circular energy and the bond between art and architecture, this 7,000 sf private artist?s residency for Boulder artist, Rebecca DiDomenico, marks North Boulder with a new iconic landmark.
© Brooks Freehill
This Earth-inspired project is energized using 100% renewable resources, demonstrating fossil-free potential of the built environment. Four vertical geothermal wells were installed to transfer the Earth?s energy to the building?s heating and cooling system. A solar electric roof on the carport generates energy for interior LED lighting and electricity. To test the energy efficiency of the structure, a Home Energy Rating System (HERS) was performed, ranking it in the 74th percentile and exceeding code requirements by three times.
© Brooks Fre...
© Brooks Freehill
Architects: Tres birds workshop
Location: Boulder, United States
Lead Architects: Mike Moore
Area: 7000.0 ft2
Project Year: 2013
Photographs: Brooks Freehill
© Brooks Freehill
Text description provided by the architects. Unity, wholeness, infinite: the circle holds particular significance in ancient and modern culture, symbolizing that which is without a beginning or an end. It is eternal.
© Brooks Freehill
Emphasizing circular energy and the bond between art and architecture, this 7,000 sf private artist?s residency for Boulder artist, Rebecca DiDomenico, marks North Boulder with a new iconic landmark.
© Brooks Freehill
This Earth-inspired project is energized using 100% renewable resources, demonstrating fossil-free potential of the built environment. Four vertical geothermal wells were installed to transfer the Earth?s energy to the building?s heating and cooling system. A solar electric roof on the carport generates energy for interior LED lighting and electricity. To test the energy efficiency of the structure, a Home Energy Rating System (HERS) was performed, ranking it in the 74th percentile and exceeding code requirements by three times.
© Brooks Fre...
| -------------------------------- |
|
|
