cool homes

[shroom]

my old hood is full of good old stock. i’m gonna buy a beater in the next few years and get wild.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1...17651575_zpid/

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2...23533004_zpid/

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5...23521453_zpid/

[ski-wpk]

Next renovation is going to be fun. 1968 build, keeping a lot of original design elements. View not bad either.

[::: :::]

[mmmm...pow!]

I love unique homes that embrace the site and bring nature in:
Charles Haertling did a great job designing this house in Boulder. The rock outcrop acts as the 4th wall to the house:

Reminds me of a house I delivered furniture to years ago near Evergreen. The house looked pretty ordinary from the road, but was built into the side of a mountain with all the walls on the rear of the house cut to the contours of the rock, even the glass shower door. There was also a small creek, stocked with fish, running right through the middle of the house. I've been to many houses all over the country costing ridiculous amounts of money, set in ridiculous locations, with ridiculous views, but this one stood out, wish I had pics.

[Rock Knocker]

My first impression is "Fire Lookout".

That gangway looks massively over spanned

[mcski]

I'm here for the gangbang

[ghosthop]

These guys do some pretty cool, high-end stuff:

http://www.marmol-radziner.com/

one of my best friends worked in their fab shop for a minute. Seemed like eventually he got over catering exclusively to the whims of the monied.

[wyeaster]

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Snow White house in Washington:

https://hookedonhouses.net/2017/09/1...ge-washington/

i thought that was the witch's house in hansel and gretel

[wyeaster]

It opens up and closes tight via internal wheels

goddamn rad!

[wyeaster]

here's the FLW- like home that was my neighbor Steve Ankeny
I get worried about bumping my head on a point just looking at the pictures
http://www.stevenankenyconstruction.com/portfolio.php
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i probably can't even afford a plant in that pic

[liv2ski]

B Bear, if you two ever make it to San Diego you should come down to Coronado for an afternoon and walk around. All of the homes in town are one of a kinds for the most part and represent pretty much every architectural style you could imagine.

Here are a few pictures from our walk this morning.

[Game Over]

Coronado has rad architecture. Shit SD in general-> Balboa Park, Bankers Hill...

[riser4]

Who’s the genius that puts a ton of horizontal roof lines in heavy snowfall areas?

Actually most modern architecture looks like one giant standing water problem to me.

IKR

[Bobby Stainless]

[VTeton]

This is my old 1880’s Victorian in Aspen.

http://www.gueringlass.com/aspen-residence-01

Now it’s owned by the owner of Quicken Loans and the Cleveland Cavaliers. They put a fricken basketball court in the basement.

Basements looking a bit bigger than when I crashed down there.

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[Shredhead]

Yeah, they went 60’ deep.
Wish I still had it.

[BFD]

did they move the house off the lot to dig the hole than move it back or is it a different lot?

[Alaskan Rover]

Sometimes it's not what you live in but where you live.

I sure as hell hope it doesn't snow much there!

[Shredhead]

did they move the house off the lot to dig the hole than move it back or is it a different lot?

They moved it back. It was historically designated.

[Alaskan Rover]

I love unique homes that embrace the site and bring nature in:
Charles Haertling did a great job designing this house in Boulder. The rock outcrop acts as the 4th wall to the house:

That place is gorgeous!!!! A perfect synergy. I've never heard of Charles Haertling... I'm going to have to look his stuff up!

[iceman]

[glademaster]

Yeah, they went 60’ deep.
Wish I still had it.

Ah yes, the last of the "double basements" allowed within city limits.

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[schwerty]

This is a fantastic thread. Nothing to offer but I dig checking out these homes!

[Alaskan Rover]

I like that... especially the juxtoposition of new and old style (i.e. - the barn cellar to right with woodpile).