
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