Bracketed Space House, Austin/Texas

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Bracketed Space House, Austin/Texas
Bracketed Space House, Austin/Texas
Bracketed Space House, Austin/Texas
Bracketed Space House, Austin/Texas
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Rectilinear Austin house by Matt Fajkus embraces rolling terrain

Cedar, concrete and stucco were among the materials used to construct this spacious Texas dwelling by American studio Matt Fajkus Architecture. Called the Bracketed Space House, the residence is located on a sloped site in the city of Austin. It was designed for a young urban family that enjoys indoor-outdoor living. For the exterior cladding, the architect employed a range of materials, including cedar, natural stucco, steel and glass. Board-formed and cast-in-place concrete was also utilised.

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