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Mark Haddawy Inc.

Based in Los Angeles, Mark Haddawy Inc. produces residential architecture defined by the integration of raw site geology, linear water thresholds, and delicate screening within historic structural frameworks. This portfolio serves as a strong reference when detailing floor-integrated landscape elements, specifying continuous outdoor circulation spines, or inserting contemporary fixtures into vaulted residential interiors.

Mid-century modern interior living hall with white terrazzo floors, sliding glass walls, and minimalist furniture by Mark Haddawy Inc.

Koenig Case Study 21 — MARK HADDAWY

An interior reference featuring clean mid-century modern detailing, terrazzo flooring, and seamless indoor-outdoor transition via sliding glass walls.

What we like about this project
Translucent patterned screen wall on the right balances privacy with filtered light transmission.

Materials

  • glass
  • steel
  • terrazzo
  • painted-plaster
  • wood

Visual identifiers

  • sliding-glass-wall
  • terrazzo-floor
  • mid-century-chairs
  • open-plan

Style tags

  • mid-century
  • modernist
  • minimalist

Visual tags

  • residential
  • mid-century-modern
  • interior-architecture
  • daylit
  • open-space
Geometry
Open rectangular living volume with floor-to-ceiling glass on the left and a translucent partition on the right.
Facade system
Full-height steel-framed sliding glass panels.
Structural guess
Steel post-and-beam frame.
Spatial scale
Single-story residential room scaled for intimate seating and open flow.
Lighting
Soft, diffused daylight entering from side glazing and overhead fixtures.
Atmosphere
Calm, airy, and meticulously curated with modernist art and furniture.
Environmental context
Indoor residential space with views to outdoor greenery through full-height glass.
Spatial experience
The space feels light-filled and expansive, connecting the interior directly to an exterior patio via sliding glass.
Composition rhythm
Horizontal continuity of white ceiling slats and floor planes punctuated by dark steel framing members.
Style reading
Mid-century modern restoration
Program
Residential living room
Perspective
Interior Spatial
Discipline
interior
Materials
glass, steel, terrazzo, painted-plaster, wood
Visual identifiers
sliding-glass-wall, terrazzo-floor, mid-century-chairs, open-plan
Style tags
mid-century, modernist, minimalist
Visual tags
residential, mid-century-modern, interior-architecture, daylit, open-space
Geometry
Open rectangular living volume with floor-to-ceiling glass on the left and a translucent partition on the right.
Facade system
Full-height steel-framed sliding glass panels.
Structural guess
Steel post-and-beam frame.
Spatial scale
Single-story residential room scaled for intimate seating and open flow.
Lighting
Soft, diffused daylight entering from side glazing and overhead fixtures.
Atmosphere
Calm, airy, and meticulously curated with modernist art and furniture.
Environmental context
Indoor residential space with views to outdoor greenery through full-height glass.
Spatial experience
The space feels light-filled and expansive, connecting the interior directly to an exterior patio via sliding glass.
Composition rhythm
Horizontal continuity of white ceiling slats and floor planes punctuated by dark steel framing members.
Style reading
Mid-century modern restoration
Program
Residential living room
Perspective
Interior Spatial
Discipline
interior

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Mid-century modern interior living hall with white terrazzo floors, sliding glass walls, and minimalist furniture by Mark Haddawy Inc.

Koenig Case Study 21 — MARK HADDAWY

An interior reference featuring clean mid-century modern detailing, terrazzo flooring, and seamless indoor-outdoor transition via sliding glass walls.

What we like about this project
Translucent patterned screen wall on the right balances privacy with filtered light transmission.

Materials

  • glass
  • steel
  • terrazzo
  • painted-plaster
  • wood

Visual identifiers

  • sliding-glass-wall
  • terrazzo-floor
  • mid-century-chairs
  • open-plan

Style tags

  • mid-century
  • modernist
  • minimalist

Visual tags

  • residential
  • mid-century-modern
  • interior-architecture
  • daylit
  • open-space
Geometry
Open rectangular living volume with floor-to-ceiling glass on the left and a translucent partition on the right.
Facade system
Full-height steel-framed sliding glass panels.
Structural guess
Steel post-and-beam frame.
Spatial scale
Single-story residential room scaled for intimate seating and open flow.
Lighting
Soft, diffused daylight entering from side glazing and overhead fixtures.
Atmosphere
Calm, airy, and meticulously curated with modernist art and furniture.
Environmental context
Indoor residential space with views to outdoor greenery through full-height glass.
Spatial experience
The space feels light-filled and expansive, connecting the interior directly to an exterior patio via sliding glass.
Composition rhythm
Horizontal continuity of white ceiling slats and floor planes punctuated by dark steel framing members.
Style reading
Mid-century modern restoration
Program
Residential living room
Perspective
Interior Spatial
Discipline
interior
Materials
glass, steel, terrazzo, painted-plaster, wood
Visual identifiers
sliding-glass-wall, terrazzo-floor, mid-century-chairs, open-plan
Style tags
mid-century, modernist, minimalist
Visual tags
residential, mid-century-modern, interior-architecture, daylit, open-space
Geometry
Open rectangular living volume with floor-to-ceiling glass on the left and a translucent partition on the right.
Facade system
Full-height steel-framed sliding glass panels.
Structural guess
Steel post-and-beam frame.
Spatial scale
Single-story residential room scaled for intimate seating and open flow.
Lighting
Soft, diffused daylight entering from side glazing and overhead fixtures.
Atmosphere
Calm, airy, and meticulously curated with modernist art and furniture.
Environmental context
Indoor residential space with views to outdoor greenery through full-height glass.
Spatial experience
The space feels light-filled and expansive, connecting the interior directly to an exterior patio via sliding glass.
Composition rhythm
Horizontal continuity of white ceiling slats and floor planes punctuated by dark steel framing members.
Style reading
Mid-century modern restoration
Program
Residential living room
Perspective
Interior Spatial
Discipline
interior

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