Amidst traditional townhouses in Chicago, this home by Alexander Gorlin Architects shines as a bright modern beacon. Behind a low garden wall, an exterior staircase leads to the home’s main level, where towering double-height living spaces and walls of glass create an airy, spacious atmosphere. The main level includes the kitchen, dining and living spaces, while the levels above and below house bedrooms and bathrooms.
The all-white palette from the exterior of the home is largely unchanged inside. Varying tones of slate and marble adorn floors, walls, and countertops, and are paired with sparse modern furnishings.
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why can not we read how many bedrooms and bathrooms? some squaring the house and another?
hello, i am looking for the sections and elevations from this proyect(the chicago townhouse by alexander gorlin) where can i found those, and more info about this project… also sketches!
thanks!
Send me an email at agdemeter@gmail.com
I built the home and was the architect of record.
I have all kinds of information.