The Three Stones House created by Nick Deaver with trio of limestone forms turn away, situated in Wooldridge Avenue, Austin – Texas. This house have 5344 Square Feet area, with high narrow windows to diffuse daylight to interior spaces. Stone elements flow past each other narrowly missing at a critical point where spring storms take center stage at the rainwater pool. The skewed walls and varied openings provide a drama reminiscent of narrow canyons or ancient ruins. The living areas open to buffalo grass, live oaks, and terraces of indigenous plants. A rugged coursed stone and paint-grip galvanized metal roof contrast with the sharply carved interior of honed concrete floors, white walls and white oak wood elements. Photos by R. Greg Hursley

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 at 6:02 am and is filed under House Design.Tags: austin texas, concrete floors, galvanized metal, House by Nick Deaver, interior spaces, limestone materials, metal roof, narrow canyons, Nick Deaver Architects, spring storms, terraces, Texas minimalist House, Three Stones, Three Stones House by Nick Deaver, white walls
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