Today Architectural Digest brings you two hours north of New York City to Rhinebeck, NY for an in-depth look at a home that feels like an inhabitable work of art. Architects Steven Holl and Dimitra Tsachrelia explain the design philosophy and inspiration behind their secluded, off-grid “architectural wonder in the woods,” breaking down the intent behind each design choice and how they work together to create a uniquely meditative but stimulating space.
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Something of a deluge of pretentious sounding expositional dialogue, with my little brain going “I like pretty house”
A modern take on living in the middle ages. Life is cyclical, so are concepts and ideas. We go exploring only to find ourselves back at the start with slightly different clothes.
4:11 This the a CHAIR!
This is basically a cabin shaped like a cheese wedge. 🤔
The circle windows are gorgeous
“We wanted to be as ecological as possible.”
Seconds later:
“The entire window frame is solid mahogany…”
Mahogany is a rainforest hardwood in severe crisis. Every time a mahogany tree is cut down to build stuff, you’re destroying one of the most critical ecosystems on the planet.