Woodlands Residence by Field Architecture

Striking Woodlands Residence Receives Dappled Light Through California Tree Tops

01/16/2012

Woodlands Residence by Field Architecture

<a href="http://fieldarchitecture.com/residential/woodlandsresidence/">Field Architecture</a>'s renovated Woodlands Residence does an amazing job of capturing <a href="http://inhabitat.com/green-roofed-washington-weaving-studio-is-a-daylit-dream/?utm_source=web&utm_medium=twitter">dappled light</a> that pierces through a canopy of trees, ensuring that it requires zero artificial illumination throughout the day. Built on the side of a very steep slope populated with Oak and Redwood trees, the home has been renovated with modern "bookend" additions on either side that retain the character of the mid-century California structure.

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Woodlands Residence by Field Architecture

This beautiful renovation by Field Architecture is set amidst California treetops

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Woodlands Residence by Field Architecture

The two additions "bookend" either side of the original core

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Woodlands Residence by Field Architecture

A beautiful natural light filters through the tree tops

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Woodlands Residence by Field Architecture

The countertops inside are made of recycled glass

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Woodlands Residence by Field Architecture

All the flooring is made from bamboo

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Woodlands Residence by Field Architecture

Field Architecture has established a firm connection between the interior and exterior of this home

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Field Architecture's renovated Woodlands Residence does an amazing job of capturing dappled light that pierces through a canopy of trees, ensuring that it requires zero artificial illumination throughout the day. Built on the side of a very steep slope populated with Oak and Redwood trees, the home has been renovated with modern "bookend" additions on either side that retain the character of the mid-century California structure.

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