SUSPENSION HOUSE

Fougeron Architecture

Suspension House features cantilevered terraces and floor-to-ceiling glass walls, situated in a wooded, rocky hillside setting.

Suspended between two beautiful California hills, this remodel spans a creek and boasts a waterfall in the back yard. A human-made object in nature may exist in harmony or disparity. Our goal was to deepen this home’s connection to the environment, creating a place where our clients can live immersed within an exceptional landscape. Taking care to protect and restore the land, we suspended the renovated house between two wooded hills, where it overlooks a rushing waterfall and spans the creek below. To build such a house anew is no longer allowed in California, but following strict guidelines, we reconceived an existing structure, transforming the relationships between home, water and land. A steel frame inserted beneath the original floors anchors the home to the rocky hillsides, thus allowing us to remove supporting columns from within the creek bed.

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