An architectural tour de drive stands tall above Palmdale, California, a metropolis north of Los Angeles … [+]
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On some other a part of the planet this midcentury fashionable home may appear misplaced. However in Palmdale, California, a metropolis north of Los Angeles often called the “Aerospace Capital of America,” it appears to be like for all of the world like a Hollywood filming location.
Palmdale, surrounded by rugged desert terrain towards a backdrop of mountains, has been a proving floor for United States navy plane for many years. NASA maintains an Armstrong Flight Analysis Middle website there on the U.S. Air Pressure Plant 42. Aerospace is a principal business.
The house was designed by James Herbert Brownell and inbuilt 1986.
The house, inbuilt 1986, is completely rooted within the antics of the period when cropped tops, energy fits and aerobics had been the trend. Prime Gun was drawing crowds on the movie show whereas the bizarre dwelling, designed by James Herbert Brownell, was being accomplished at 36005 Tierra Subida Avenue.
Modernist Brownell, who drew design concepts from his travels to Japan and Europe, Scandinavian structure and Danish furnishings, was little question influenced by the house’s 2.5-acre hilltop website. An article in ModernSanDiego.com quotes him as having written this about his underlying design philosophy: “… the construction must be suited to the bodily atmosphere, actually expressing using easy supplies, dramatic, heat in feeling and designed to perform effectively for the supposed goal.”
The modernist Brownell drew design concepts from his travels to Japan and Europe, Scandinavian … [+]
If seen from a fighter jet screaming by way of the sky, the driveway facet of the 6,000-square-foot home might nearly be mistaken for a number of rows of giant-sized bleacher seats. The sequence of terraced rooftops are usually not whimsical, nonetheless. They’re practical. The stepped platforms enclose an indoor swimming pool stretching the size of the house. A stone wall and luxurious greenery inside give the area an atrium impact.
Seen from the lake view facet, the wood-clad dwelling is a mass of geometric shapes, outcroppings, expanses of glass and intensive decks set above a six-car storage.
The platform-like design encloses an extended indoor swimming pool.
Inside, the sunken front room, with stone tile flooring, extensive sliding glass doorways and picket ceiling beams, takes in views of town, Lake Palmdale and the Antelope Valley. An undulating fireside wraps the floor-to-ceiling stone fire.
Glass partitions with clear glass shelving enfold the formal eating room. A breakfast nook with home windows on three sides sits steps up from the middle island kitchen.
The sunken front room takes in views of town, Lake Palmdale and the Antelope Valley.
A round staircase with vertical panes set in wooden trim follows a curved picket banister upstairs, connecting three ranges. There are a complete of 5 bedrooms and 7 loos.
Past the uncommon structure and apparent cinematic potentialities, itemizing agent Kenward Cooper of Strand Hill Properties, sees the house as interesting to a number of audiences.
Expanses of glass take within the views.
“I envision somebody with an inventive curiosity to understand the home,” he says, imagining area used for a recording or artist studio.
“Additionally somebody who prefers seclusion,” Cooper says, “or enjoys being immersed or surrounded by nature’s scenic magnificence.”
The asking value is US $1.499 million.
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