The level of creativity in the world is inspiring. From gorgeous interior designs to patterned driveways, houses have long been my favorite place to see talents come alive. To this end, kudos to the students at the Taliesin West campus of the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture who designed a desert dwelling. According to the school’s website,
A steel structure frames three-inch rammed-earth walls surrounding a patio, fireplace and bed. The masts and anchors on the structure adaptively accommodate a 150 square-foot roof membrane of shade-cloth or vinyl. The bed platform is situated above a fireplace for passive winter heating. The social patio and meditative zen garden are designed to integrate with the larger whole.
What a beautiful place! Congratulations to student Simón De Agüero for the lovely design.
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