Custom-colored breeze block walls provide an open screening effect while connecting back to the midcentury roots of the project.
The soft and whimsical branches of the birch dance into the back of our living room space, while the maple provides a strong architectural form and ceiling to our nook just off the living room.
“Architecture and Landscape Architecture speak to each other, learn from one another, make each other better.”
– Rick Taylor RLA
The outdoor living areas were modernized while working with the history and intent of the early Midcentury Design from which this house originated.
LIVING
“The true gift of thoughtful indoor-outdoor living is the is the offering of spontaneity. The almost silent invitation to welcome the warm morning sun into the living room, or the cool night air into the kitchen.
This quiet expansiveness is one of the greatest gifts we can bring to our clients’ lives.”
– Rick Taylor RLA
Some details are noticed, some are felt, the aggregation of meaningful details is experienced.
Landscape Design: Mattie Bosh Photographer: Tyler Chartier
RTLA RICK TAYLOR, RLA TOM LEBLANC STEPHEN ULHMAN, RLA URSA GORSAK
