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Low-Slung Pavilion Wings with Glazed Courtyard Connectors

Low-slung residential wings clad in vertical timber slats and dark metal paneling organize around a dry-scaped gravel courtyard linked by a slender glazed bridge connector. Warm interior downlighting spills across deeply recessed soffits and stepping pavers, creating a serene twilight transition between indoor spaces and the natural landscape.

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Exterior courtyard entry of Laurel Hills Residence by Assembledge+, featuring dark metal cladding, warm wood siding, and gravel landscaping.

Laurel Hills Residence

A residential courtyard precedent combining dark metal standing seam, vertical wood siding, and glazed connectors for a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience.

What we like about this project
A slender glazed bridge connector visually cuts through the middle ground, linking separate solid wings while revealing courtyard vegetation beyond.

Materials

  • wood
  • metal
  • glass
  • gravel
  • concrete

Visual identifiers

  • dark-metal-roof
  • wood-siding
  • glazed-bridge
  • gravel-courtyard

Style tags

  • contemporary
  • modernist
  • residential

Visual tags

  • residential
  • indoor-outdoor
  • pavilion
  • suburban
  • warm-minimal
Geometry
Low-slung pavilion masses arranged around an open courtyard with a glazed connective bridge linking wings.
Facade system
Combination of vertical wood slat rainscreen and dark metal panel siding with clerestory and full-height glazing.
Structural guess
Light-gauge steel or timber frame with large glazed openings and cantilevered roof overhangs.
Spatial scale
Single-story residential scale, intimate courtyard proportions.
Lighting
Soft, cool ambient dusk or overcast daylight balanced by warm interior and exterior architectural downlighting.
Atmosphere
Serene and refined, balancing crisp dark metal volumes with warm natural wood and soft landscape lighting.
Environmental context
Lush suburban hillside setting with tall eucalyptus trees framing the rear property line.
Spatial experience
The approach moves through a dry-scaped garden courtyard under an olive tree, transitioning into deeply recessed sheltered entries and glazed connecting volumes.
Composition rhythm
Asymmetrical horizontal massing anchored by the prominent foreground olive tree and stepping paver walkway.
Style reading
Contemporary modernist residential pavilion
Program
Single-family residential living wing and entry courtyard
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture
Materials
wood, metal, glass, gravel, concrete
Visual identifiers
dark-metal-roof, wood-siding, glazed-bridge, gravel-courtyard
Style tags
contemporary, modernist, residential
Visual tags
residential, indoor-outdoor, pavilion, suburban, warm-minimal
Geometry
Low-slung pavilion masses arranged around an open courtyard with a glazed connective bridge linking wings.
Facade system
Combination of vertical wood slat rainscreen and dark metal panel siding with clerestory and full-height glazing.
Structural guess
Light-gauge steel or timber frame with large glazed openings and cantilevered roof overhangs.
Spatial scale
Single-story residential scale, intimate courtyard proportions.
Lighting
Soft, cool ambient dusk or overcast daylight balanced by warm interior and exterior architectural downlighting.
Atmosphere
Serene and refined, balancing crisp dark metal volumes with warm natural wood and soft landscape lighting.
Environmental context
Lush suburban hillside setting with tall eucalyptus trees framing the rear property line.
Spatial experience
The approach moves through a dry-scaped garden courtyard under an olive tree, transitioning into deeply recessed sheltered entries and glazed connecting volumes.
Composition rhythm
Asymmetrical horizontal massing anchored by the prominent foreground olive tree and stepping paver walkway.
Style reading
Contemporary modernist residential pavilion
Program
Single-family residential living wing and entry courtyard
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture

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Exterior courtyard entry of Laurel Hills Residence by Assembledge+, featuring dark metal cladding, warm wood siding, and gravel landscaping.

Laurel Hills Residence

A residential courtyard precedent combining dark metal standing seam, vertical wood siding, and glazed connectors for a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience.

What we like about this project
A slender glazed bridge connector visually cuts through the middle ground, linking separate solid wings while revealing courtyard vegetation beyond.

Materials

  • wood
  • metal
  • glass
  • gravel
  • concrete

Visual identifiers

  • dark-metal-roof
  • wood-siding
  • glazed-bridge
  • gravel-courtyard

Style tags

  • contemporary
  • modernist
  • residential

Visual tags

  • residential
  • indoor-outdoor
  • pavilion
  • suburban
  • warm-minimal
Geometry
Low-slung pavilion masses arranged around an open courtyard with a glazed connective bridge linking wings.
Facade system
Combination of vertical wood slat rainscreen and dark metal panel siding with clerestory and full-height glazing.
Structural guess
Light-gauge steel or timber frame with large glazed openings and cantilevered roof overhangs.
Spatial scale
Single-story residential scale, intimate courtyard proportions.
Lighting
Soft, cool ambient dusk or overcast daylight balanced by warm interior and exterior architectural downlighting.
Atmosphere
Serene and refined, balancing crisp dark metal volumes with warm natural wood and soft landscape lighting.
Environmental context
Lush suburban hillside setting with tall eucalyptus trees framing the rear property line.
Spatial experience
The approach moves through a dry-scaped garden courtyard under an olive tree, transitioning into deeply recessed sheltered entries and glazed connecting volumes.
Composition rhythm
Asymmetrical horizontal massing anchored by the prominent foreground olive tree and stepping paver walkway.
Style reading
Contemporary modernist residential pavilion
Program
Single-family residential living wing and entry courtyard
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture
Materials
wood, metal, glass, gravel, concrete
Visual identifiers
dark-metal-roof, wood-siding, glazed-bridge, gravel-courtyard
Style tags
contemporary, modernist, residential
Visual tags
residential, indoor-outdoor, pavilion, suburban, warm-minimal
Geometry
Low-slung pavilion masses arranged around an open courtyard with a glazed connective bridge linking wings.
Facade system
Combination of vertical wood slat rainscreen and dark metal panel siding with clerestory and full-height glazing.
Structural guess
Light-gauge steel or timber frame with large glazed openings and cantilevered roof overhangs.
Spatial scale
Single-story residential scale, intimate courtyard proportions.
Lighting
Soft, cool ambient dusk or overcast daylight balanced by warm interior and exterior architectural downlighting.
Atmosphere
Serene and refined, balancing crisp dark metal volumes with warm natural wood and soft landscape lighting.
Environmental context
Lush suburban hillside setting with tall eucalyptus trees framing the rear property line.
Spatial experience
The approach moves through a dry-scaped garden courtyard under an olive tree, transitioning into deeply recessed sheltered entries and glazed connecting volumes.
Composition rhythm
Asymmetrical horizontal massing anchored by the prominent foreground olive tree and stepping paver walkway.
Style reading
Contemporary modernist residential pavilion
Program
Single-family residential living wing and entry courtyard
Perspective
Exterior Facade
Discipline
architecture

Related in this portfolio

View Assembledge+ →