As an intense collaboration between architect, client, and landscape architect, a great deal of thought has been incorporated in every detail throughout the process of planning and construction. This fluid process is necessary to deploy a functional house, has also hosting meetings of informal family and large social functions. As an urban refuge for artists and car enthusiasts who lives next door, much care has been quietly put the new house in the neighborhood, but the rapid unique identities owners. As such, client affinity for the color blue in many of the dominant elements in the garden and the house was built. Source: Contemporist Architects: Architects Cunningham The House in the Garden is a free-standing addition to an elegant modern home on an adjacent property. Several trees of red oak and existing Elm have been incorporated into the design of the garden, both loose massively contributed to the formation of a larger garden. A minimal plant palette creates massive large structural impact and screening for privacy. A box of modern two-storey home is covered on three sides with a rainscreen system, utilizing Ipe hardwood that overcome over time to a silver-gray sheen. The south façade is glazed in frameless, insulated glazing with two 8 foot wide sliding glass doors. A roof overhang protects the 14-foot façade of Texas sun difficult while serving porch for glass tiled infinity edge pool. A small body of water, including the concrete deck provides subtle noise all distractions beyond the garden walls to remove. Large slabs of stone "Connectors" in the garden and a transition from the street to the house. This organic crooked paths intersect and surround a home. There is a guest bedroom and a painting studio on the upper level. On the ground floor concrete floor and outdoor terrace for a smooth transition between the living room in the garden. The house offers enough space for a part of a large collection of art and cars.