Designed by Marmol Radziner, this modular desert house in California is clearly inspired by its backdrop –
the straight, unending horizon seems to go on and on, a feeling enhanced by its straight
roofline.
Alternating among the 2,000 sq. ft. of indoor living areas is
another 2,000 sq. ft. of sheltered outdoor living rooms and outdoor
entertaining areas that make the most of these breathtaking mountains
and San Jacinto peak.
This modular house includes four “house” modules
and six “deck” modules. These particular modules feature steel panels,
but are also available in wood, metal and glass. The architects also
make the most of another desert home best – the sun, with its passive
solar technology.
The L-shaped layout allows for private yet connected
living areas while also creating a sheltered courtyard area – a
veritable oasis in the desert, complete with a fire pit and a swimming
pool.
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