A Separation

David Vuong (website)
UCLA AUD
Advanced Studio
Faculty: Barton Meyers (website)
Brief: A Study on the So. California Steel House
Year Unknown
A Separation, explores a blurred boundary of outdoors and indoors. The client, a fashion label designer requested a separation from living space and their studio / gallery. Another request was to have a large event space to host their runway shows and events. Uncontaminated private space is only on the second floor. The first floor acts as a semi-public space. During large events, the main house’s glass walls slide back opening the living room to join with the exterior landscape, tying both Studio & House together.
↑ interior of first floor, studio
↑ exterior, main house
↑ view of entrance, main house
↑ first floor plan
↑ crop of main house
↑ cross section through main house
↑ structural diagram
↑ model, 1′-00″ = 0′-1/16″
↑ view through main house